Community
42 min
In this message, we learn that God created us to be in community and share our lives with others. Community is non-optional, meaning we'll only be able to get so far on our own before breaking down. Even though community requires commitment, we are ultimately transformed by the powerful influence of positive relationships in our lives.
Featuring: Megan Fate Marshman & Garden Church
Categories: Community & Friendship
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Keep learning more about community and friendship by picking from the sermons below.
Church: It’s A Group Project | Part 3
Many times, in order to fulfill God's vision, we need to bring in our community and work together.
Community
Learn how to live in the context of community through examining the early church in Acts 2.
Relationship Goals | Part 1
To build God's plan for an authentic community, we need to remove our protective emotional filters.
Swipe Series | Part 2
Through Elihu and Job's relationship, we can start to identify what to look for in our friendships.
Organic Community
We want things to be easy, but the struggle is essential to developing deep connections with others.
Stop Mind Reading & Clarify Expectations
Assumptions and unspoken expectations about other people will often lead to broken relationships.
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