Performing to be liked and accepted doesn't just hurt us, it also hurts the people around us.

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

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

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

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

Learn how to live in the context of community through examining the early church in Acts 2.

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

Assumptions and unspoken expectations about other people will often lead to broken relationships.

To create unity, our communities must be based on what we're for instead of what we're against.

If we want a sisterhood of strength, we need to be able to show up, stick close and be vulnerable.

Pastors Earl and Oneka McClellan answer challenging questions about sex, dating and marriage.

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

Pastors Rich and DawnCheré Wilkerson answer frequently asked questions on dating, sex and singleness.

Learn what God's intention for sex is and the lies that have slowly been distorting His view.

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

To avoid failing in our relationships, we must get a clear sense of when feelings are in the way.

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

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

When we approach our love life the way in which God intended, we start to thrive relationally.

What does God say about romantic relationships and Christian dating? Learn why His way is better.