Why do so many relationships fall apart? They're missing the one thing that acts like Gorilla glue for relationships. In week 2 of our SHIPWRECKED series, learn how attaching yourself to God's goodness can change every relationship in your life.

Why do so many relationships fall apart? They're missing the one thing that acts like Gorilla glue for relationships. In week 2 of our SHIPWRECKED series, learn how attaching yourself to God's goodness can change every relationship in your life.

Why do so many relationships fall apart? They're missing the one thing that acts like Gorilla glue for relationships. In week 2 of our SHIPWRECKED series, learn how attaching yourself to God's goodness can change every relationship in your life.

Relationships. The question isn't whether or not we need them, but whether or not we'll succeed in them. In the first week of a series about how to keep our relationships from being SHIPWRECKED, Paul shares a foundational truth that reveals the reason behind why some relationships work and others fail. The key is alignment, and every relationship we have hinges on it. Until we come into alignment, our relationships will always feel like a big game of tug of war - lots of activity without unity. If we'll start the new year realigning our relationship with Jesus, we'll see every other relationship we have change, too.

Relationships. The question isn't whether or not we need them, but whether or not we'll succeed in them. In the first week of a series about how to keep our relationships from being SHIPWRECKED, Paul shares a foundational truth that reveals the reason behind why some relationships work and others fail. The key is alignment, and every relationship we have hinges on it. Until we come into alignment, our relationships will always feel like a big game of tug of war - lots of activity without unity. If we'll start the new year realigning our relationship with Jesus, we'll see every other relationship we have change, too.

Relationships. The question isn't whether or not we need them, but whether or not we'll succeed in them. In the first week of a series about how to keep our relationships from being SHIPWRECKED, Paul shares a foundational truth that reveals the reason behind why some relationships work and others fail. The key is alignment, and every relationship we have hinges on it. Until we come into alignment, our relationships will always feel like a big game of tug of war - lots of activity without unity. If we'll start the new year realigning our relationship with Jesus, we'll see every other relationship we have change, too.

Relationships. The question isn't whether or not we need them, but whether or not we'll succeed in them. In the first week of a series about how to keep our relationships from being SHIPWRECKED, Paul shares a foundational truth that reveals the reason behind why some relationships work and others fail. The key is alignment, and every relationship we have hinges on it. Until we come into alignment, our relationships will always feel like a big game of tug of war - lots of activity without unity. If we'll start the new year realigning our relationship with Jesus, we'll see every other relationship we have change, too.

From the first promise whispered to fallen man in Genesis 3:15 until the good news shouted to lowly shepherds in Luke 2:8, the Messiah was always coming. The bigger question is this: how did the people of God hold on to the promise of God for all those unfulfilled years? In the last message of The Last Leon series, Paul shares how the promise can become a placeholder for the presence.

From the first promise whispered to fallen man in Genesis 3:15 until the good news shouted to lowly shepherds in Luke 2:8, the Messiah was always coming. The bigger question is this: how did the people of God hold on to the promise of God for all those unfulfilled years? In the last message of The Last Leon series, Paul shares how the promise can become a placeholder for the presence.

From the first promise whispered to fallen man in Genesis 3:15 until the good news shouted to lowly shepherds in Luke 2:8, the Messiah was always coming. The bigger question is this: how did the people of God hold on to the promise of God for all those unfulfilled years? In the last message of The Last Leon series, Paul shares how the promise can become a placeholder for the presence.