A message from the series "Friction: The Hurt & The Hostile." (Matthew 5:23-24)
Relationships can be hard, offences come up regularly. When they do we have a choice about how we are going to deal with them. Jesus calls on us to prioritise peace in our relationships, but how do we do this? How can we prioritise peace when we are the offender or the offended?
Join us today as Gavin unpacks what this looks like in our lives.
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(Romans 12:9-21)
Relationships can be hard at times, rather than being life-giving they can begin to throw out sparks. Yet they are essential for who we are as people. So how are we meant to make sure our relationships operate well?
Paul challenges us in Romans 12 to stop sowing fake love to people and instead, begin truly loving them. He then unpacks what that looks like, including when people don't respond in the same way back.
Relationships are such a huge part of life - We have friendships, family relationships, work colleagues, teammates.... the list goes on.
When they work well these relationships are life-giving and encouraging. Yet sometimes, these same relationships can start to cause friction. What are we meant to do when sparks begin to fly?