Lust can wreck our relationships and reduce our capacity for love. The virtue of chastity helps us overcome lust so that we no longer see others as object for our use, but as people with whom we can have real relationships.
It's easy to respond with anger when things don't go our way, but patience allows us to let go of the anger that ensnares us.
Pride distorts our sense of self and prevents us from seeing clearly, but when we humble ourselves before God, God's truth leads to life, freedom, and connection with God, self, and others.
Our pride keeps us living in fear that we will be found out. Humility offers a way out of that fear, but it only comes through a genuine connection with God.
How can we best love our families? In the conclusion to “Relationship Bootcamp,” we look to the latest research and biblical wisdom for dealing with parents, children, and in-laws.
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Recent Posts
Recent Sermons
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Lust and ChastityRev. Brandon Blacksten, March 17, 2019
Bible Text: Philippians 4:8 -
Anger and PatienceRev. Andy Nelms, March 10, 2019
Bible Text: Ephesians 4:29-32 -
Pride and HumilityDr. Mark Foster, March 3, 2019
Bible Text: Genesis 2:15-17 -
Pride and Humility – One ChurchRev. Andy Nelms, March 1, 2019
Bible Text: Genesis 2:15-17 -
Family MattersDr. Mark Foster, February 24, 2019
Bible Text: Matthew 21:28-31