Have you ever been hurt? All of us have suffered through at least one painful physical hurt in our life, but how about a deep emotional or spiritual hurt? Please listen as Pastor Jon shares a message on finding hope and healing through our hurts.

In John 14:6, Jesus describes Himself as: “The way, the truth and the life”. Loving God and loving one another, together requires us to be people of integrity. Truly loving people make honesty the priority in their relationships.

All that we have, and all that we are, is a gift. Generous living is the key to loving God and one another the way that Jesus did.

Charles Spurgeon said: “Every Christian has a choice between being humble or being humbled.” When you hear the word humble, what comes to mind? Jesus believed that humility was one of the most important traits of loving others.

Can courtesy introduce others to the King? Every person you meet is valuable to God. Noticing and paying attention to the people around us is one of the best ways we can show love.

Martin Luther King, Jr. said: "He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love.” Do you ever feel like your life is on pause or like something is holding you back? If we want to move forward in our relationship with God and with other people, forgiveness is the key. God is ready, are you?

Do you like to wait on others? Are you triggered by the incompetence of people? How do we maintain patience in a way that expresses love in all our relationships? Join us as Pastor Bil continues our series on #RelationshipGoals.

Last week, we looked at the truth that God created us for relationships. Jesus is our example of love and unity and our lives are to emulate Him. But how do we learn to love the way Jesus did? Is it even possible? It is! This week we’ll begin practical steps we can apply to make every relationship in our lives better.

No matter who we are or where we come from, relationships define our lives. This is a part of our God-designed nature. Join us in the month of February as we uncover the 3 relationships each of us needs if we want God’s peace, power and purpose in our lives.

When you think about The Master's' command to "love the Lord with all of our might", it may spark your imagination. Perhaps you think of someone straining under the weight of responsibility to live under persecution? Or maybe you imagine a professional athlete giving God the glory after making a big play? In our final message of the "(closer to a) Whole New You" series, we’ll learn loving God with our strength is “next-level” and holds the key to releasing His biggest plans in your life.