Believe. Connect. Share.
Believe. Connect. Share.
The church in Corinth faced a need that tested them. To respond would require that they learn how grace transforms our faith, our love, and our giving. This series looks at what happens when those lessons take root in our own lives.
We often think of giving as something we have to do rather than something we get to do. The Macedonians experienced extraordinary joy in generosity because God’s grace had changed their hearts. This message looks at how grace transforms the way we view giving.
2 Corinthians 8:1-5
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When it comes to money, we often fixate on more. The Israelites weren’t all that much different, but God worked to turn Israel into a generous nation. Consider how He shaped their lives and what it might reveal about how He might transform us today.
When couples don’t learn how to handle conflicts well, they end up tearing down the very person they committed their lives to. And because marriage is so intimate, words said in anger and conflicts that turn ugly hurt more than in any other relationship. If your conflicts don’t get resolved, there may be one or more of these three problems getting in the way.
Many people are naturally encouraging with their friends. And they’re polite and uplifting to clerks, servers, and strangers. But often the filter comes off when they walk through their front door, and their spouse gets the worst of their words. Couples may think that their biggest problem is that thing they can’t agree on, but often it’s the way they speak with one another that can do the most damage. The Bible helps us rethink how we communicate with our partner.
Sometimes we avoid saying things in order to avoid burdening or hurting our spouse, but when hard conversations are regularly avoided, it can create distance in a marriage. This post looks at how to communicate honestly, graciously, and openly even when what you have to say is difficult.