Maybe you are a brand new parent. A soon-to-be parent. A parent whose kids are now grown and on their own. Or maybe you aren’t a parent at all. But the Bible has a lot to say to parents and children; after all, God is called our Father and we are called His children. Out of all 10 of His commandments, God singles out the parent and child relationship as the one that has the promise and potential to bring long life. Join us this Sunday for the last part of our series, “Building Healthier Relationships,” as we look at what the Bible says about parenting our children in godly and healthy ways.

Isolation is becoming endemic within our culture with disastrous results, even inside churches. Many adults don’t have a lot of deep and lasting friendships because as adults, no one really tells us how to make and keep friends. And yet we need them. Join us this Sunday for Part 5 of our series, “Building Healthier Relationships,” as we look at what the Bible says about friendship and the importance of life together with others.

Forgiveness is the key to making marriage and relationships work. Yet it can be so hard to ask and to give forgiveness sometimes. Join us this Sunday for Part 4 of our series "Building Healthier Relationships" as we look at what the Bible says about being safe enough to say we are sorry.

How is your marriage lately? No matter where you are in your marriage, there can be hope! Join us this Sunday for Part 3 of our series "Building Healthier Relationships" as we look at how to have a more fulfilling and resilient marriage.

How are your relationships lately? Whether it is your marriage, your parents, your kids, your boss or your employees, relationships can be our greatest source of joy or our greatest source of heartache. Join us this Sunday as we discover what the Bible declares to be ‘love’ in a world where ‘love’ has become a subjective idea, as we examine ‘love’ as one of the key elements to building healthier relationships.

How are your relationships lately? Whether it is your marriage, your parents, your kids, your boss or your employees, relationships can be our greatest source of joy or our greatest source of heartache. Join us this Sunday for a new series this Fall examining the key to building healthy relationships in our friendships, dating, marriage, family, and in our personal and work lives.