God graciously blesses us in the ways that we need. Yet God‘s blessings are not meant to stop with us. God‘s intention is that as we receive blessing we also give blessing to others. This message explains the value and importance of being a blessing, along with practical ways to do that.

While our plans often fall through no matter how hard we try, God can’t fail to accomplish anything he has set out to do. And that’s true not just with his world, but with your life.

In a world where promises are easily broken and hard to trust, it is so encouraging to know that it is against God's very nature to break a promise. And that makes our hope steadfast and sure.

While God may test us, he is never behind any pull to do something he has forbidden. Rather, he wants to bring us victory over temptation.

Deception is Satan’s main tactic and the biggest threat to our wellbeing. Because God can’t lie, we can build our lives on everything he says.

The kind of love that usually gets people to the altar will not necessarily sustain the relationship over a lifetime. The Bible describes love at the highest level--the kind that has staying power--and how to access it. This is the most important element of building a marriage that goes the distance.

Partnership means sharing a worthwhile cause. Learn about how we can be partners in the gospel with Jesus and his church, and also how our church partners with Campus Christian Fellowship on the UNC campus.

Some things may happen in a marriage that forgiveness alone cannot fix. Trust is broken. While this is very traumatic, if both partners are willing, trust can be rebuilt with God‘s help.

Conflict is inevitable in any close relationship. When we know Jesus, we are equipped to minimize conflict and resolve hurt feelings in healthy ways, instead of letting it drive a wedge between us. #conflict#conflict resolution

Your ability to communicate effectively will make or break your marriage. The secret isn’t just better techniques but a right heart posture. #communication#communicating#maritalcommunication