In this message, Eric opens in 2 Corinthians by exploring what real relationships actually require. Drawing from Paul’s vulnerable, risk-taking pursuit of the Corinthian church in chapter 7, Eric identifies six risks that genuine relationships demand — sharing desires, vulnerability, struggle, feelings, need for others, and owning our sin. At the heart of the sermon is one of the most practical questions in Paul’s entire letter: what does godly sorrow look like, and why does it restore relationships when worldly sorrow only destroys them? The message ends with a simple, concrete invitation: one question, one person, this week.