Everyone has experienced a tricky, uncomfortable, or hard situations with people around us. Paul experienced a situation like this when he met Onesmus, a runaway slave of his good friend Philemon. For situations like this, it is good to have some advanced relationship skills. In this first part of this mini series, we will look at 10 of 22 of these skills.

It can sometimes be easy to become unfocused in our faith. There are a lot of stressors and distractions in our lives that can take our focus away from Jesus. However, in Acts 2, we can learn from Peter 3 aspects of Jesus to focus on as we live out our Christian faith.

As we close up this short series on the life of Jonah, we will see a lack of compassion from Jonah, but the unfathomable extent of God's compassion. From this, we can learn to rekindle our own compassion for unbelievers around us.

Jonah has had a change of heart. He has decided to obey God and go to Nineveh and warn the Assyrians of their destruction. This week we will look at the next part in the story of Jonah and discover a principle God has for us all.

Last week we began the story of Jonah and went over Jonah's disobedience and how he felt justified in his disobedience. This week we look at the prayer Jonah prays while in the belly of the great fish after God "catches up" with Jonah.

We have come to the conclusion of our unity series. As we wrap this sermon series up, we are reminded from Psalm 133 just how beautiful unity is, and how unity happens.

Last week. Pastor Craig shared with us how we should be engaging with our enemies, and that we really don't have enemies, we have neighbors. However, we still live in a sin filled world and mistakes are still going to be made that get in the way of unity. When this happens, we need to remember to have grace. This is illustrated so beautifully in a parable about the Kingdom of Heaven. Listen along to find out how.

Who is your enemy? Who has hurt you? If we want unity to triumph and be one of our defining characteristics, then we have to engage with our enemies in a biblical way. Listen along to find out exactly how.

As we continue our series on unity, we learn how and why our unity can be one of our greatest tools for evangelism.

Just as a choir is united in song or a club for the name Lois is united by their common name, as a church we can be united through our mission. Listen along as Pastor Craig shares about how our mission here at The Grove is inspired by The Great Commission.