We have an integrity problem based on a misconception: that we can add Christ to our lives but not subtract sin. We need to get away from false to true repentance: God doesn't just want us to be sorry, we need to have faith for our future.

How do we react to times of famine? Do we see God differently? Do we act differently? Do we compromise or settle? We need to put famine-breaking faith and prayer into action.

In conclusion of the "Relationship Matters" series, the pastors of Christian City Church San Francisco are answering relationship questions from the audience.

Control and manipulation are relationship issues that are clearly against God's personality. He never tries to control us but gives us free choice. Therefore, we must break unhealthy and ungodly soul ties that keep our emotions, behaviors and thinking controlled.

We all think we're right most of the time - even when it's often not about issues of right or wrong. Instead of being offended by those issues, we should embrace them as a prime opportunities to test our capabilities of forgiveness.

A very practical message of how to acknowledge, invite and use the leading of the Holy Spirit to deal with strongholds, imaginations and the devil's attacks in and on our relationships.

The strongest relationships are forged through crisis, pressure, hardships and challenges- as we share life circumstances, as we meet felt needs and as we stand with one another.

Taking a look at three types of relationships that you can't afford to manage from a distance: your friendships with other people, your spheres of influence and your relationship with God.

The world is full of people who can't love or appreciate others because they don't love or appreciate themselves. We need a revelation of the incredible value we possess in God's eyes to be able to love and value or neighbors.

Potentially, there is an incredible amount of our future residing in other people. Including a person into your world or being included by them can change your future forever.