In marriage, avoiding conflict is impossible - even unhealthy! But with the help of the Holy Spirit, we can better navigate the conflicts that happen in every marriage and cultivate a life-giving relationship with our spouse.

In this new series, we'll discover how the gospel breathes LIFE into our most intimate relationships - with our spouse, our families, and our friends. But the most important relationship we can cultivate is a friendship with Jesus Himself. When we make that our first priority, it can make all our other relationships work like nothing else.

This week, we finished our series by looking at the effects of narcissism on western Christianity. Is the point of the gospel to allow us to practice a more "spiritual" version of self-centeredness, or to reconcile us in unity to God and to each other? (Hint: It's the second one.)

This week, we look at how years of accidentally raising children to be entitled has yielded a generation of narcissistic adults with a misunderstanding of what it is to be "special."

During Lent, we're discovering how our culture of narcissism is at odds with who Christ says we are and how we should live. This week, we look at how culture has pressured us to follow the narcissists' lead in obsessing over our appearance and how we dress. But what does Christ say we should clothe ourselves with?

We're spending the Lent season taking an honest look at how our culture of narcissism is at odds with who Christ says we are and how we should live. This week, we tackle the issue of TECHNOLOGY. Can we flip this often misused tool on it's head to better influence our culture for good?

Today we're joined by guest minister Joel Bennett from Hillsong Church in Sydney, Australia. Joel talks about what it really means to follow the plan God has for our life with no reservations.

This week we kick off our new series by questioning the pop-cultural pursuit of self-love. Jesus calls us to something greater—to focus our love instead on other people in real, practical action.