Find Out How The Quality Of Our Relationship With God Influences How We Engage With Others
An inspirational discussion about what it truly means to be in a right relationship with our Creator, and with those we love.
Read More »Practical Truths For Today Straight From God’s Word
The beginning of a new series on the Parables of Jesus. Let’s look at Luke chapter 15.
Read More »The Delicate Issue Of Reconciliation
Unfortunately, the church doesn’t always deal with sin in the most forgiving manner. At times it may even seem easier to shun a person rather than foster reconciliation.
Read More »Practical Tools For Restoring Relationships
Broken relationships aren’t easy to repair. Perhaps there’s someone in your life who’s hurt you, and trust has been shattered.
Read More »Learning How To Confront, In The Spirit Of Restoring The Relationship
It isn’t easy confronting someone who’s in the wrong. Let’s look at Matthew chapter 18, and find out when confrontation is needed.
Read More »Discover The Steps Laid Out By Jesus, That Lead To The Restoration Of A Broken Relationship
Confronting a friend or family member isn’t easy! Perhaps there’s a fractured friendship in need of repair.
Read More »Discover A Whole New Perspective On The Pharisees In The New Testament
It isn’t always easy to put the commands of Scripture into everyday practice. Are you trying to live by all the rules, but you’re just plain worn out?
Read More »A Lively Discussion On Humility
The game of comparison is a dangerous one to play. Unfortunately, it’s a trap that impacts us all. Considering ourselves better than others is harmful . . . not just to the other person, but to our relationship with God, as well.
Read More »Let’s Grapple With The Concept Of Comparison . . . And The Need For Humility
We have a natural tendency to compare ourselves to others. Either we think we’re better than they are, or we see ourselves as lacking.
Read More »The Church’s Role In Our Ever-changing Society
As followers of Christ, are we called to merely separate ourselves from our culture? Hide out, and hunker down? Or should we be reaching out to redeem and change the world around us?
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