The Bible references the phrase "one another" many times and in both positive and negative situations. All are for us to learn how to care, love, and respond to people in our lives and on earth.

But one of the most challenging part of living the "one anothers" is knowing "which" people we're supposed to treat in which way. This Sunday, Pastor Tim walks us though how Jesus treated one another's, from Pharisees, to his disciples, to people he meets on the streets. There's nobody that was outside of God's love -- and Jesus not only shows us the way, He IS the way.

One of the first interactions Jonathan (the son of Saul and next to rule Israel) and David had reveals to us how Jonathan submitted to the chosen and anointed King of Israel.

Christian friendships are just as challenging today as they were then. We have our own struggles and we sought to be cared for like David was. But the Lord calls us to be "Jonathan's" in other people's lives. Elevate them and promote them instead of ourselves.

To fully embrace relationships in the way they did in Acts chapter 2, we have to allow the Holy Spirit in to each of our relationships.

God's relationship with each of us is often, unintentionally, placed into a category that is based on relational experiences we have with each other. BUT, the simple truth is that our relationship with God is nothing like we experience on earth.

Having left the Garden of Eden, Adam and Even pass down their relational brokenness to their children Cain and Abel -- where even MORE relational sin is introduced into the world.

Pastor Tim continues his look at pride and shame and how they started in the Garden of Eden in Genesis chapter 3 -- and continue today in the very same ways!

The birth of relationships is revealed in Genesis chapters one and two, and as a result of the enemy lying to Adam and Eve, the breaking of relationships takes place in Genesis three. Which leads us to where we are now!

As a result of the decisions Adam & Eve took in the garden, we are plagued by shame and pride. This Sunday, Pastor Tim calls us to repent of how shame and pride has placed a rift between us and others -- and most importantly between us and God.

In this first session, Pastor Tim starts in the beginning reminding us of the need for relationships at the creation of humanity and God's desire to be in relationship with us.

This Sunday, Pastor Tim reminds us that our mindset drives our perception of the world around us. And that to help us shape how we see, interact, and engage with the world around us, we need to be in God's Word and spending time with him.

God reminds his people, throughout the Bible, to "remember." This Sunday, Pastor Tim takes time to look back at the amazing things God has done in and through Grace Church, and a look forward to a few exciting things God is doing in 2025.