Interpersonal problems for Christians are a serious matter and God commands us to resolve any conflict with others prior to our worship of Him. It is not only when we wrong others but when someone else wrongs us that we still are encouraged to initiate to make things right. The call for reconciliation is a difficult one as it requires much humility and courage, but we must act quickly in not carrying any longer the burden of injurious relationships.

Interpersonal problems for Christians are a serious matter and God commands us to resolve any conflict with others prior to our worship of Him. It is not only when we wrong others but when someone else wrongs us that we still are encouraged to initiate to make things right. The call for reconciliation is a difficult one as it requires much humility and courage, but we must act quickly in not carrying any longer the burden of injurious relationships.

A recent series of unfortunate events throughout our nation and the world are not only alarming but it leaves us seeking what our disposition should be as God’s people. It reminds us that there is something far bigger than what we see and feel. God is and has been writing His story of redeeming the lost and preparing the world to usher in the reign of His Son. It should be every believer’s goal not to be consumed by building his/her own castle but to participate in the greater work of ushering in God’s Kingdom.

A recent series of unfortunate events throughout our nation and the world are not only alarming but it leaves us seeking what our disposition should be as God’s people. It reminds us that there is something far bigger than what we see and feel. God is and has been writing His story of redeeming the lost and preparing the world to usher in the reign of His Son. It should be every believer’s goal not to be consumed by building his/her own castle but to participate in the greater work of ushering in God’s Kingdom.

Guest Speaker Pastor Roger Sullivan Shares with us today.

Guest Speaker Pastor Roger Sullivan Shares with us today.

Guest Speaker TJ Moon from Ekko Church shares a great word with us today.

Guest Speaker TJ Moon from Ekko Church shares a great word with us today.

We are at the end of studying the Ten Commandments. We remind ourselves of the purpose of the Commandments—God gives them to us not to limit us but to free us to love Him as we freely experience His love for us. This commandment centers around a non-action verb unlike all other commandments. God reminds us that the core issue at hand is the matter of the heart. To not covet, we are to walk in continual gratitude and deep trust in God.

We are at the end of studying the Ten Commandments. We remind ourselves of the purpose of the Commandments—God gives them to us not to limit us but to free us to love Him as we freely experience His love for us. This commandment centers around a non-action verb unlike all other commandments. God reminds us that the core issue at hand is the matter of the heart. To not covet, we are to walk in continual gratitude and deep trust in God.