Have you ever been in a situation where you were just one wrong move from losing your cool with someone? They were really just testing your patience...

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One of the most important pieces of healthy relationships is having patience with who a person really is.

Hurting someone because they hurt you doesn't make life better, it makes it worse. And it makes you look like the kind of difficult person you are dealing with. In this message, Dan offers a different option when it comes to dealing with difficult people, one that is not predictable, but remarkable.

Culture keeps moving the goalposts when it comes to what makes a relationship work. We all know a moving target is hard to hit. God offers a better way - consistency. It may sound boring, but it works.

Consistency is rare these days, but it is something we all need for our relationships to be healthy.

Do you love yourself? Do you have inner peace? Do you like who you are? If you don't, then it will impact your ability to love God and others. We often talk about the hard work of loving God or others. Let's talk about the hard work of loving yourself. It's the hardest thing you will ever do. But you are stronger than you think.

Have you had a relationship that made you lose sleep at night? Have you cried over a relationship until there were no more tears? Relationships can shake our faith, but they can also grow our faith.

We hope you walk away from this message with some clear direction as you learn to trust God.

“Better Together” is a pretty common phrase in the church world. But has anyone explained to you why we are better together? As we wrap up our six-week series on relationships, we will explain why we really are better together. You will walk away more inspired to not only live life with others but to be life in a world that is very lonely. Be life, be together!