Hebrews 11 enables us to have an eternal perspective as we consider the relationships we enjoy throughout this life.

Conflict in relationships is inevitable.  The presence of conflict isn't the issue, the question is how should we navigate those conflicts when they arise?  Tonight we consider a moment of conflict in the lives of Peter and Paul.  

Note: This sermon was preached outside in the FAU amphitheater.

We are created for relationships because we are created in the image of God.  Tonight, we look at the reality of what it means that God Himself exists eternally in relationship.

Tonight we consider how the truth of the Gospel and the wisdom of God's Word informs our understanding of dating and pursuit of romance.

Friendship is one of the many blessings God bestows upon His people. We shouldn't be surprised then to discover we have much to consider in stewarding well these relationships.  

Our culture abounds with confusion and obsession about sex.  Tonight we turn to God's Word for clarity and direction in how to live faithfully in this area of life.  

Tonight we consider the roles of husband and wife as God lays out his purposes and plans for marriage in Ephesians 5.

God gives clear guidelines about his purposes and plan for marriage.  When Jesus is asked about divorce in Matt 19, his answer to that topic provides significant understanding of the importance and beauty of marriage.  

Psalm 16 enables us to see what it means to have an unshakable identity that is secure in our relationship with God.  Our security in Christ enables us to navigate the challenges and trials we face in life as well as in relationships.  

Even though you've been made for relationships, we have all experienced frustrating relationships.  And if we're honest, we too, have often been the source of other's frustrations.  Genesis 3 enables us to see the significance of sin and is relationship destroying impact.