Wow. We’ve spent two weeks covering the one anothers of the Bible, and we’ve barely scratched the surface. Did you KNOW that there were over 50? Crazy! Still we conclude this series on a strong note, and perhaps the most wrestled-with passages of the Bible!

It's not enough to just get along. The Christian family must love and serve each other as well. And whenever things get tough for your "sibling" going to God, your Father, is the best thing you can do.

Do you remember the old song, “They will know we are Christians by our love?” It’s not just a nice little observation. It’s a command. To love one another. How do you do that? Today we discuss encouragement and building one another up. (And no complaining about each other!)

How are believers in Jesus to interact with each other? By serving one another. Yeah, it's not about you after all!

We're on our second week of Be's and Don’t's, and today we explore the ramifications of being devoted to one another, which leaves no room for complaints.

There is no room for envy when we learn to accept one another. We kind of get the envy part, but what does it mean to accept a person? Is toleration the same thing? If so, what are we tolerating? Good convo, worth the listen!

Meet Nate Fox. A man saved by God, spiritually. And a man saved by God physically. How does a Christian - a believer in Jesus face death? And maybe more importantly, how does a believer face life?

Be at peace with one another. Don't grumble among one another.

There could be a 75 different ways to categorize the One Another commands, these two weeks will be a little random in that we are going to pair up positive “Be” instruction with some “Don’t” instruction.

There is something very special about the church (the body of Christ). Like an organism, when all is healthy, all is good. When the different organism components start misbehaving acting contrary to the best of the organism, it’s bad. The New Testament is full of instruction for the members of the church in how they treat each other. Sometimes they are expressed as “one another” statements.

Until the Lord Jesus returns, God did something pretty amazing that has never happened to such a magnitude in all of human history. Jesus made good on his promise and left a Helper – the Holy Spirit, who indwells every believer. And the communities where God rests and rules is – the church. Today we discover the implications of this amazing truth!