Jason and Jennifer Laird share practical advice for how to build a marriage according to God's plan.

To build God's plan for an authentic community, we need to remove our protective emotional filters.

Learn to improve your relationships by being quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to get angry.

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

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

Learn how God is the only one who can provide the perfect answer to our feelings of emptiness.

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

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

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

Money promises happiness, security, and significance. But only God can give us these things.

While distance creates distortion, proximity to pain allows us to approach others with compassion.

In a time when chronic stress has become the norm, we need to learn how God wants us to manage it.

In a culture of extremes, Jesus gives us a healthy perspective to navigate our season of singleness.

Pastors Jason Laird and Chase Wiggins talk about racism and practical things we can do to combat it.

How should we deal with depression and what are some practical things we can do to manage it?