Through Elihu and Job's relationship, we can start to identify what to look for in our friendships.

What do we do when we want to build deeper relationships but we're afraid of being vulnerable?

We as believers of Christ have to do a better job of spreading the true message of Jesus.

Since God is love, we must also love others despite our feelings, ambitions, even our pride.

Learn how pride, isolation and division can get in the way of the community and friendships we crave.

We want things to be easy, but the struggle is essential to developing deep connections with others.

God never intended for us to be lonely and isolated. To flourish, having community is a necessity.

The church was always meant to be a safe space for the hurting, a place of radical hospitality.

Learn how our ability to encourage others plays a vital role in building high-level relationships.

Church communities are imperfect, but they are a key component in growing in our walk with Jesus.

Who should I date? How should I date? When should I date? All this and more in a new series.

For our relationships to last, we have to be willing to listen to the other person's perspective.

When we don't handle moments of offense correctly, it can lead to resentment and bitterness.

Until we learn what God's definition of love truly looks like, we’ll never be able to stay in love.

Pastor Nicole Smithee teaches us to thrive and not merely survive the single season of life.

How you deal with this season of singleness might just be the most important time of your life.

Our words have the potential to build up or destroy, spark inspiration or act as fuel in a fight.

In order to improve our relationships, we have to start with becoming the best version of ourselves.

We all want to be honored and respected. But if we don’t give honor, we may never experience it.

For us to have successful relationships, we need to deal with our past and our father wounds.