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In this post, I write not about just one sermon, but an entire series. I don't know why I have waited so long to publish something about this set of sermons. I listened to each of them as they were being preached, last May. And it has deeply impacted me! I have already recommended these talks to many non-married people. Honestly, I wish every single (or dating/engaged) person would listen to these sermons. They have the potential to be very impactful!
Because this article covers four sermons, it will be longer than others I have written. So please bear with me. I don't imagine you'll have the time to listen to all four sermons in one shot. In fact, I would encourage you to give yourself some time after listening to each sermon to reflect on what it meant to you, before jumping into the next one. So feel free to bookmark this page and return later to pick up where you left off. Lastly, please forward the link to this page to non-married people in your life. Note that I am taking special care to not say "single people", as this series is for everyone who is not married, even if they are already in a serious relationship and wouldn't consider themselves "single". So henceforth in this article, "single" refers to anyone who is not married.
There's a lot of information here! In America, the length our attention span has dropped significantly over the past couple decades. As a result, some of you will simply click away when you see how long this article is. Others will read the article, but won't bother to listen to the attached audio. I would like to urge you to resist the temptation to do either! The really important thing here is that you listen to the sermons. Yes, it will take time. But it will be worth it.
I pray that you will listen to each of these sermons with an open mind. And when you have that feeling in the pit of your stomach, like what you're hearing is for you… LISTEN UP! That feeling is very possibly The Holy Spirit trying to tell you something!
Series: The New Rules for Love, Sex, & Dating
In May, 2011 Andy Stanley did a four part series titled "The New Rules for Love, Sex, & Dating". This series was unique, in that it was directed toward single people. The general premise of the series is to instruct single people on how to be successful in life, relationally as it pertains to dating and marriage.
If you are married, I do recommend listening to this series, as you just might gain insight into how to be a better husband or wife. Also, I'd like you to recommend these sermons to single people in your life, and how can you recommend something you've never listened to? Do you have teenage or young-adult children? These sermons are perfect for them!
Andy Stanley is the lead pastor at North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia. He is one of my favorite pastors to listen to. He does a superb job of communicating biblical topics in a very easy-to-understand manner.
If you enjoy listening to these sermons, I highly recommend subscribing to one or all of North Point's podcasts.
Part I: The Right Person Myth
In this sermon, Andy talks about something that most single people have probably thought at one time or another: "When I meet the right person, everything will be alright." He begins by explaining why this approach often leads to angst and problems as relationships grow and mature. He suggests a different approach which he will carry through all four parts of the series:
Instead of searching for the right person, you should focus on BECOMING the right person.
To emphasize his point, he posed the following question: "Are you who the person you are looking for is looking for?"
He mentions that scripture does not offer much guidance on how to find the right person. But when you search for help on how to become the right person, the scriptures erupt with valuable information. In the sermon, Andy mentions a scripture card. You can find it here.
This sermon is 50:25 in length. Listen below, or click the link to download the mp3.
Part II: Gentlemen's Club
This talk is actually targeted toward men. Andy begins by talking about the message regarding women that men receive from society and how damaging that message can be to young men, and consequently the women they date and marry.
Andy preaches about how to think of women in a biblical manner. Some may think this is "old fashioned", and he admits that in some ways, it is. But he explains how, when these basic principles were originally taught in the bible, they were even more strange to the contemporary population than they are today. He does an excellent job of convincing listeners that thinking of and treating women as he recommends can be life-changing for both men and women.
This talk is one of my favorites of Andy Stanley's. I have listened to it several times and return to it every so often. If you are a man, single OR married, I really encourage you listen to this message!
Last October I wrote about my "One Year Challenge". It was this sermon that was the catalyst for my taking a year off from dating. So, to say that this sermon has been impactful to me would be an understatement!
This sermon is 43:40 in length. Listen below, or click the link to download the mp3.
Part III: Designer Sex
This is the "sex" talk. This is the talk that you never had with your parents. That's right. A Christian pastor talks with his congregation about sex. Intrigued? You should be!
Andy begins by talking about how sexuality is not just physical. He argues that the nature of sexuality goes much deeper than society would have you believe. He talks about the delicacy of sexuality. Ten minutes into the sermon, Andy dons a pair of white gloves while a church employee, also wearing white gloves, carefully brings a violin to the stage. He uses this very delicate instrument to illustrate a point. You'll need to listen to hear what happens. Let me just say that he nails his point!
Sex can be profoundly damaging if handled improperly. But God intended it to be incredibly beautiful, if engaged in the proper context. Andy teaches about where in the bible rules about sexuality can be found.
This sermon is 44:40 in length. Listen below, or click the link to download the mp3.
At the end of this sermon, Pastor Stanley tells about the story of a woman who had taken the One Year Challenge, a few years earlier, and how God had changed her life through it. After the story is told, they played a song in church. The song is not included in the sermon. Here is that song:
"How He Loves" by David Crowder Band
Part IV: If I Were You
The final message in this series, Pastor Stanley wraps up and connects the dots. He explains why married people often make promises they cannot keep. It's not because they don't intend to keep them. It's because they haven't prepared themselves to keep them. And it causes problems in their marriage.
Promises are no substitution for preparation. For example, I can promise you that I will run the Chicago Marathon next October, for charity. I really want to do it! But if I don't prepare for that marathon, I won't be able to keep my promise. And the promise will ultimately mean nothing. Likewise, at the altar married people make promises that they want to keep. But because they haven't prepared themselves, they are often unable. The 50% divorce rate in this country is proof of this.
The best indication of your future behavior is your past behavior. It is not possible to live your life a certain way, then simply change by making a promise at the altar. A prudent person will not be fooled by a promise or a commitment. Rather, they will look at the past of an individual and judge for themselves whether or not the person making the promise is able to keep it, because they realize that the past is a better indicator than a promise.
This message is all about how single people can prepare to to keep the promises they will make when they get married. And what they will likely find is that as they put the time and effort into making these preparations, they will be much less likely to want to commit to someone who has not also taken the time to prepare themselves.
This sermon is 42:18 in length. Listen below, or click the link to download the mp3.
In Summary
I hope you have enjoyed listening to these sermons. As I mentioned above, they have been especially impactful in my life. I have lost count of how many times I have listened to them. God continues to use them to remind me of the ways in which He wants to change me before I will be ready to marry a woman.
Please return here as often as you need, and listen again and again. And if you have found these talks to be insightful, please forward the link to this page to others.
Lastly, if you are more of a "visual" learner and would prefer to watch the sermons, as of the writing of this article the streaming video of the series is still available on the North Point Community Church website.
I thank God that by His grace, through messages like these, I am slowly becoming the person who the person I am looking for is looking for.


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Roland Deroche Sr.
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Roland Ribbit Deroche Sr., 65, a native and resident of Houma, died at 7:50 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, 2008.
Visitation will be from 9 a.m. to funeral time Wednesday at Samart Funeral Home of Houma. Services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the funeral home, with burial in Rogers Cemetery in Houma.
He is survived by his wife, Barbara Engeron Deroche; two sons, Roland Deroche Jr. and Michael Keith and wife, Neely; one daughter, Lacie Rae Deroche Authement and husband, Cody; one brother, Robert Bobby Deroche; and seven grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willard C. Sr. and Victoria Geter Deroche; two sons, Ronnie and Donnie Deroche; one daughter, Roxanna Marie Deroche; and one brother, Willard Charles Deroche Jr.
Samart Funeral Home of Houma is in charge of arrangements.
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This Is 40
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This Is 40 is, presumably, the writer/director/producer's most personal story, with Mann (his real-life wife) playing screen mother to their real-life kids. It's no surprise that he picked the handsome and charming avatar of Paul Rudd to represent himself in this deceptively formulaic collection of observations about the waning spark of middle-aged married life, even though co-star Robert Smigel would have been a more realistic representation.
Think Kevin Smith trying to write for Everybody Loves Raymond and you'll have a pretty good idea of the type of obvious and sentimental nuclear family wart-exposing Apatow's trading in. There isn't a particularly strong narrative structure to propel this occasionally funny, but highly indulgent comedy. Both turning the dreaded four-zero in the same week, Pete and Debbie evaluate their frustrations and bad habits while hiding vital information from each other.
Pete is a former Sony PR guy trying to make a go of a retro record label (which leads to a few cameos and a lot of nostalgia) in an unforgiving economic climate. Debbie is in denial about her age, trying to combat gravity and her husband's growing sexual indifference by working with a personal trainer (Jason Segel).
Oddly, both have extreme, but opposing daddy issues at the heart of their unhappiness. Pete's father (Albert Brooks) is a perpetually mooching deadbeat with three new children; Debbie's absentee father (John Lithgow) is a wealthy surgeon who skipped out on her and her mother when she was a child and started a new family.
As funny as raw honesty can be, This Is 40 is hampered by forced conflict and the pudgy editorial indulgence of a Stephen King novel. Were Charlotte (Iris Apatow, the more natural performer of the two) and Sadie (Maude Apatow) not the director's children, their scenes would very likely have been more judiciously pared down. Overt doting doesn't do the picture's flabby pacing any favours.
Still, mainstream audiences should find plenty to be amused by, like Pete referencing Melissa McCarthy's "iCunt" or thrusting his haemorrhoid-ridden anus at his wife as payback for having to witness childbirth twice. The recurring musical cue of Fiona Apple's "So Sleepy" and a new song written specifically for the movie suggest an emotional gravitas that doesn't come across in the narrative.
No matter how broody and moody Pete and Debbie's joint mid-life crisis gets, there's never any genuine concern that their story will end in anything other than casual acceptance and more fart jokes. (Universal)
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Black Amex sounds as opulent as its name
The American Express Centurion Card is the ultimate status symbol. Otherwise known as the Black Card, the card is issued on an invitation-only basis -- according to Wikipedia, whose word we're going to have to take because we know precisely zero cardholders -- to the upper echelon of the upper echelon, an exclusive club that, sadly, you and I will never belong to.
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I'm a broke hobo who literally can't afford to pay attention, as they say (seriously, motherfuckers, stop calling already -- check's in the mail). I don't qualify for a pre-paid Visa, much less a Black Card. Regardless, that doesn't mean I can't imagine that I'm a well-heeled aristocrat chopping it up with fellow well-heeled aristocrats, blessed to be obscenely wealthy and living in a world where thousand-dollars bills are used for coasters.
I don't know what those people listen to, obviously, but I'll tell you what, if I was balling hardcore like that, I'd be in a cherry CRX... er, I mean, Aston Martin...with a fresh pair of kicks and a new lid for every day of the week -- and this would be my soundtrack.
The decadent sounds Pattrick Collins and Matthew Loui deliver as Black Amex just scream opulence. I can so see myself cruising with the top down, blasting these beats like Sonny Crockett strolling on South Beach. All I need now is an alligator and a yacht. Okay, wrong decade, but this my fantasy, so step off. Feel free to conjure whatever images you want. Just be sure to make sure you've got your Black Amex.
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if i do j hops (where the front tire goes up then the back tire) on ma bike (dk step up) will it mess up ne thing lik the handlebars or ne thing else?????
if i do j hops (where the front tire goes up then the back tire) on ma bike (dk step up) will it mess up ne thing lik the handlebars or ne thing else?????
A bmx bike is to do tricks like that, why would you buy a bmx if you would think that...
Bunny hop?
I would think it should be fine. Make sure your bolts are torqued and don't slam down your bike.
"And that's how the cookie crumbles."
um prolly cuz im new to this
if your bolts arent loose then it should be just fine.
there is no such thing as a j-hop, its called a bunnyhop.
BMX For Life
doin j hpos wl mess up ur english
It would also seem you are quite familiar with that concept, aren't you Jimmaayyy?
"the bus came by and I got on, that's when it all began...there was Cowboy Neal at the wheel of a bus to never-ever land."
hahahahahahahahhahahaha. its true dude. learn how to type.
what are you talking about? i can read just fine. its just easier when you type things correctly. no more stupid abbreviations like lol or u or kno. they look stupid.
this would be the time to give up.
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Jimmay, watch it.
I am Gunz. Gunz are me.
Naah, that's alright. But really, watch. It'll be the only thing you can do here for a while.
I am Gunz. Gunz are me.
dude. i go riding like every day. im only on here when no one is awake to ride yet, or its too dark to ride. dont be a ****. its unhealthy.
and you still need to learn how to type! its summer! go take a class at your local school. im sure they have summer programs available.
Now enjoy starting off small and before you know it you'll be clearing small trashcans with ease.
"And that's how the cookie crumbles."


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"Enjoyable audio"
Following up in the series
The others in the series
Yes her other lora leigh books
No one moment stood out above any other
"Very boring story, omg. Worst book I ever bought."
The sex scenes were the only thing that kept this story going. Even though when the two characters made love it was like , come on, people are on their way to kill you and you are making love. Really? There were so many names, cousins, step-brothers, step-this, step -that. I found my self going, now who is this? I know Lora Leigh has a tendency to do this in other stories, (don't know why she has to do this) I thought the story drug out, it was very predictable. I did not like this one. Period.
"Wonderful author, so much steemier than 50 shades"
Love listening to this in the car, makes a long car ride so much more enjoyable and well just plain hot.
Any other book by Lora Leigh
For very mature audiences only!!
Hot romance/Sci Fi we're so lucky to have Audible to feed our book addictions. I love walking my precious dog Sydney & listening to my books
"Not a Pleasure"
I have read a few of Lora Leigh's books and did not enjoy this one at all. Have given up on it 1/4 the way through. The narrator is terrible with horrible Middle east accents and the story is defiantly not my cup of tea. Disappointing as i really enjoy her book Wild Card. :(
I love all genres of books. However, when I listen to audio books as I clean, garden, drive they are better with a lot of heat!
"Good Listen"
This is a great listen if you like Lora Leigh's Pleasure series. The narrator had a great voice, but her accents were a tad off. A middle eastern accent would have been more appropriate, but that is just nit-picking on my part. All in all, happy to recommend it.
"spicy adventure"
If you want a bit of erotica in your read this is the author for you.
The people in the book were reafelt real and you can relate
Very good
The ending
"Good read--make that listen!"
Good for the length.
Wow, there were several; however i would bave to say the realization that there was a planned method of action by Mac.
I am not sure.
This book made me laugh and empathize with Kylie.
No, I wouldn't want to ruin the plot.
Tell us about yourself! Love to listen to jazz, r/b and listen to erotic or a good paranormal sci-fi and " good narration is everything"
Loved it from beginning to the end. Packed with action, so many villians and the "love scenes are so hot" definitely will be a repeat. Ms Lora Leigh, another good one! and I loved the narrator's reading.
"Mind rot"
The text and the reading of it was no better than that of a porn movie. My IQ was lowered by listening to even 25% of the book. I gave up at that point.


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The writing of this article was supported by grant DA012140-05 from the National Institute on Drug Abuse and 1 R01AA017188-01 from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. The contribution of John W. Toumbourou was supported as well by a Senior Research Fellowship from the Victorian Health Promotion Foundation. The content of this article is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the funding agencies.
Predictors and Responses to the Growth in Physical Violence During Adolescence: A Comparison of Students in Washington State and Victoria, Australia
Article first published online: 13 JAN 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1939-0025.2011.01139.x
© 2012 American Orthopsychiatric Association
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
Volume 82, Issue 1, pages 41–49, January 2012
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Herrenkohl, T. I., Hemphill, S. A., Mason, W. A., Toumbourou, J. W. and Catalano, R. F. (2012), Predictors and Responses to the Growth in Physical Violence During Adolescence: A Comparison of Students in Washington State and Victoria, Australia. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 82: 41–49. doi: 10.1111/j.1939-0025.2011.01139.x
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