Relationships with Others
In our relationships with other people, this is one of the first lies we have to address in our hearts. You may not think like this, but it is worth examining your heart.
Before we can have a relationship with one person, God puts us in a relationship with others, so that we can learn what love is made of.
So we think we know how to love others, but what is the gold standard in our love for others?
When last did you pay attention to who loves you and really just loved on them?
Moments like opportunities are not always recognised and once lost are never regained. Are you perhaps losing moments and not even being aware of it?
A bridge takes you from where you are, to a new place. A bridge for relationships can take you to a new, more enriched life. How is your bridge building?
Why is the level of peace in our relationships a good indicator of the quality of our relationships?
Strife – not a regular English word, but once you understand what it means, you will be able to recognise strife in your life and the impact it has.
Some of us are worn down and exhausted by what we see as trying to keep the people in our life happy.
God gives us “clothing” to wear that contributes to good relationships.
Do you like it when someone comes alongside you to encourage you? When last did you purposefully set out to encourage someone?
The one bad habit we have that destroys relationships.
Recent Blog Posts about our relationships with people
Let Us Compare
Ever considered the comparisons you make in your mind to be a bad mental habit?
Stop Whining!
How much of your conversation is peppered with complaining and what does that reveal about your heart?
A Cooling Off
When we have a "cooling off" in our love, we develop hearts that are cold, a characteristic of the church in the end time.
Let Love Increase
A prayer for those who love
My Little Love
I know I cannot love with my "little love" how the bible describes I should love!
Coldness of Heart
There is a coldness that exists between Christians who spend years together in the same church and eat the same bread at the Lord’s supper.
