"It's hard to hate your enemies while you're praying for them."

Check out this raw message from Pastor Adam about loving your enemies (and actual tips to help that be a reality instead of just a nice sentiment.)

Loving your neighbor means genuinely caring about them - not just going through the motions, and not just loving the neighbors who are easy to love.

But it's hard to love your neighbor as yourself when you don't even love yourself.

Join us as we dig into part two of "Hard Love"!

God gave us one commandment that He said was greatest of them all: Love. Love God and love your neighbor as yourself. Sounds simple! But why is it so... hard?

Join us as we take a deeper look into this first "hard love" of loving God.

We live in an imperfect world with imperfect bodies. There are pimples, creaky knees, and bad haircuts. There is cancer, chronic illness, depression. What is God doing in that brokenness? And what do we have to look forward to?

Relationships of all kinds have at least one thing in common: they're imperfect. But what does that mean for you, your worth, and your purpose? Jesus has a little something to say about that.

We search and search and search and can't seem to find it. Churches keep being... not perfect. So what do we do with that brokenness? More importantly, what does GOD do with it?

Check it out with this week's installment of the "Imperfect" series: The Imperfect Church.

In the midst of the sea of New Year's resolutions and hopeful improvements, it's become obvious: We're all imperfect.

So how does God work in our mess? What does He call us to as His children? And what does He promise?

Jump in as we begin our "Imperfect" series with this: Imperfect People.

In our final week of the "Letters to God" series, Pastor Adam dives into the letter to the church in Laodicea.

When God says something like, "So, because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth," it's probably worth talking about.

Text in questions to 1-865-407-2720.

Today we're continuing our series, "Letters from God" where we're looking at what God had to say to churches via letters in the book of Revelation.

Have questions about what's going on or being said? You can text those in live to 1-865-407-2720 and Pastor Adam will address them at the end of the service - or head to thepointknox.com later today for more information.

This week, we're continuing our series, "Letters from God" where we're looking at what God had to say to churches via letters in the book of Revelation.