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When relationships break down or people let us down, it can become difficult to trust anyone again. These “trust issues” also often affect our relationship with God. Research shows that trauma in our human relationships directly affects our ability to trust God. We can tend to feel that God has let us down or has forgotten about us when our relationships break down.

Jerrick Riveral

Sunday September 22, 2024 Live at 6:00 PM

When relationships break down or people let us down, it can become difficult to trust anyone again. These “trust issues” also often affect our relationship with God. Research shows that trauma in our human relationships directly affects our ability to trust God. We can tend to feel that God has let us down or has forgotten about us when our relationships break down.

Pastor Billy Lile

When relationships break down or people let us down, it can become difficult to trust anyone again. These “trust issues” also often affect our relationship with God. Research shows that trauma in our human relationships directly affects our ability to trust God. We can tend to feel that God has let us down or has forgotten about us when our relationships break down.

Pastor Tim Ma

Friday September 22 2024 Live at 7:00 PM

In Genesis 39:2-12, Joseph’s integrity is tested when he is faced with temptation. Despite being in a difficult situation as a slave in Egypt, Joseph remained faithful to God, and his faithfulness led to favor with Potiphar. However, favor also brought resistance in the form of temptation from Potiphar’s wife. Through this, Joseph's resilience and commitment to integrity were revealed, showing us that faithfulness under pressure brings God’s favor. From Joseph’s story, we learn that...

In Genesis 39:2-12, Joseph’s integrity is tested when he is faced with temptation. Despite being in a difficult situation as a slave in Egypt, Joseph remained faithful to God, and his faithfulness led to favor with Potiphar. However, favor also brought resistance in the form of temptation from Potiphar’s wife. Through this, Joseph's resilience and commitment to integrity were revealed, showing us that faithfulness under pressure brings God’s favor. From Joseph’s story, we learn that...

In Genesis 37:17-36, we see how jealousy, pride, and fractured family dynamics led Joseph's brothers to betray and sell him as a slave after throwing him into a pit. However, Joseph's story doesn't end in the pit. When we shift our focus from the problems and people around us to God, we experience the peace and guidance needed to move forward in our relationships and lives.

Pastor Russell Tolentino

In Genesis 37:17-36, we see how jealousy, pride, and fractured family dynamics led Joseph's brothers to betray and sell him as a slave after throwing him into a pit. However, Joseph's story doesn't end in the pit. When we shift our focus from the problems and people around us to God, we experience the peace and guidance needed to move forward in our relationships and lives.

Genesis 37:17-36, we see how jealousy, pride, and fractured family dynamics led Joseph's brothers to betray and sell him as a slave after throwing him into a pit. However, Joseph's story doesn't end in the pit. When we shift our focus from the problems and people around us to God, we experience the peace and guidance needed to move forward in our relationships and lives.

Pastor Kalae George

Friday September, 2024 Live at 7:00 PM

We are called to reflect God’s love and goodness through our families and the way we treat one another. The blessings of God are meant to be passed from one generation to the next. Conversely, relational dysfunction and vices also can pass from one generation to the next. One example of this is found in the story of Joseph in the Bible. Just as Joseph’s father experienced the negative effects of favoritism, he also favored Joseph over the rest of his brothers. This caused his brothers to despise Joseph to the point of plotting his murder. In our relationships in our family and even outside our home, such as work, we too can cause fractures and pain in our relationships if we fall into favoring people over others.

Sean & Jennyfer Quillopo

We are called to reflect God’s love and goodness through our families and the way we treat one another. The blessings of God are meant to be passed from one generation to the next. Conversely, relational dysfunction and vices also can pass from one generation to the next. One example of this is found in the story of Joseph in the Bible. Just as Joseph’s father experienced the negative effects of favoritism, he also favored Joseph over the rest of his brothers. This caused his brothers to despise Joseph to the point of plotting his murder. In our relationships in our family and even outside our home, such as work, we too can cause fractures and pain in our relationships if we fall into favoring people over others.