Relationship Builders

Forgive One Another

April 21, 2024 • Dr. John Harrison • Colossians 3:12–14, Matthew 18:23–35

The key to restoration in a relationship is through repentance and forgiveness. One must be willing to repent and change their ways and one must be willing to forgive and restore the relationship. In Forgive One Another from the Relationship Builder series, Dr. Harrison focuses on three spheres of forgiveness--Anyone (whoever), Anything (whatever), and Anytime (whenever).

Accept One Another

May 23, 2021 • Dr. John Harrison • Romans 14:1–6, Romans 15:1–7

Since God designed humans to live in community, every person yearns for acceptance, belonging, and friendship. In this sermon based on the "one another's" of Scripture, Dr. Harrison show how acceptance recognizes human diversity, considers another person's feelings, and reflects Jesus' attitude. Whenever you feel unwanted, rejected, or lonely, it is good to remember that God always loves you, he always accepts you.

Be Kind to One Another

April 14, 2024 • Dr. John Harrison • Ephesians 1:6–8, Ephesians 4:30–32, 2 Samuel 9:1–10

Kindness is God's goodness seen in action. Kindness is a word said or a deed done that seeks to benefit the other person and improve their situation. The nature of kindness flows out of the character of God. In this sermon, Dr. Harrison uses the story of King David showing kindness to Mephibosheth to highlight how we are to reflect and express God's kindness to others.

Encourage One Another

May 30, 2021 • Dr. John Harrison • Hebrews 10:23–24

Over thirty references to the word encourage are found in New Testament writings, and the phrase “encourage one another” is used at least six times. In this sermon, Dr. Harrison shares the importance of encouraging one another and six practical ways on how you can encourage others.

Serve One Another

April 7, 2024 • Dr. John Harrison • Mark 10:43–45, 1 Peter 4:10, Galatians 5:13–14, 1 Corinthians 12:7

As Dr. Harrison begins the series on Relationship Builders, he focuses on what it means to serve one another. To stay spiritually fit as a believer and build strong, healthy relationships a person must serve out of gratitude, discover their God-given shape, and administer God's grace.

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