Fulfilling Jesus command to love one another will require genuine relationships which will require transparency and vulnerability – honesty.

The Gathering Place Church

The Gathering Place Church

In part 5 of our Growing Great Relationships series Paula Friedrichsen will be teaching a message called, A Love that Does Not Fail. One of the greatest ways to experience the depth and resolute nature of God’s love is to be put in the position to love the difficult ones. Those who you can’t simply break covenant with or “boundary” right out of your life. In this message receive tools and encouragement to love deeper, stronger, longer, and more authentically.

In part 5 of our Growing Great Relationships series Paula Friedrichsen will be teaching a message called, A Love that Does Not Fail. One of the greatest ways to experience the depth and resolute nature of God’s love is to be put in the position to love the difficult ones. Those who you can’t simply break covenant with or “boundary” right out of your life. In this message receive tools and encouragement to love deeper, stronger, longer, and more authentically.

In part 5 of our Growing Great Relationships series Paula Friedrichsen will be teaching a message called, A Love that Does Not Fail. One of the greatest ways to experience the depth and resolute nature of God’s love is to be put in the position to love the difficult ones. Those who you can’t simply break covenant with or “boundary” right out of your life. In this message receive tools and encouragement to love deeper, stronger, longer, and more authentically.

The Gathering Place Church

The Gathering Place Church

We have all been offended. And we have all offended others. Satan uses the power of offense to bind the body of

Christ and keep us from experiencing the freedom and power God has placed in the church. Jesus on the other hand leads us to

forgive others, just as He has forgiven us, to shut the door on the enemy and release the power of God in our lives. When you

forgive you set the prisoner free, and that prisoner is you!

We have all been offended. And we have all offended others. Satan uses the power of offense to bind the body of

Christ and keep us from experiencing the freedom and power God has placed in the church. Jesus on the other hand leads us to

forgive others, just as He has forgiven us, to shut the door on the enemy and release the power of God in our lives. When you

forgive you set the prisoner free, and that prisoner is you!