What does the Bible say about the type of friend we should be and the type of friends we should have?

If we're going to build something we love, we need to own up to the effect it can have on others.

If we want to be un-offend-able, we have to know where offense comes from and how to manage it.

In a culture of isolation, leaning on God and close friendships are the key to fighting anxiety.

How do you know if you're surrounded by a bad inner circle? Find out some key warning signs.

We try to portray perfection to the public, but in reality we're just concealing our weaknesses.

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

The church is meant to be a family that values and loves all people the same way because of Jesus.

Many times, in order to fulfill God's vision, we need to bring in our community and work together.

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

Unmet expectations, out-of-control emotions and lack of responsibility create toxic relationships.

Sex is so powerful that God created a container for it so we could experience all of it's blessings.

Learn how to keep your love alive when the feelings you used to have for someone start to fade away.

When you put Jesus at the center of your life, he naturally overflows into your relationships.

Learn how Christ can teach us how to become people who value our relationships with each other.

While God never intended for us to be alone, he wants us to be complete before we find the person.

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

Is it possible that the God who designed sex also designed the way for humanity to pursue it?

Learn 5 elements of healthy communication that can help you navigate difficult conversations.

Whether you're single or married, this talk will help you tackle all things sex and relationships.