Relationships can be such a source of joy and fulfillment in life. But relationship wounds can be some of the most difficult and painful. These are the hurts that hurt the most. They go deep, and they can last a very long time. As we wrap up our Relationship Goals series we look at how we can experience healing from those kinds of relational wounds.

Northshore Community Church

Healing Hurts that Hurt the Most

We all have those toxic people in our lives. And if we don’t, we will. What do we do when faced with toxic relationships? Are we loving like Jesus if we walk away from them? In this message, we’ll first look at how to identify the signs of a toxic relationship. Then through the story of Saul, we’ll learn three guidelines that will help us navigate those relationships.

Toxic People

Ask The Experts

The Me Factor

Navigating conflict in relationships can be challenging and even painful. However, healthy relationships don't avoid conflict; they engage in it and try to resolve it biblically. As we look to the Bible on how to do this, we'll discover God has given us three gifts to engage conflict in a healthy way.

Gloves Are Off

The Bible is full of dysfunctional relationships, and chances are your life is too. We often try to make relationships better by exercising control, idolizing other relationships, or passing the responsibility onto others. But our primary goal to better relationships is to put God first in our relationships.

The Main Thing

It's The Little Things That Count

Unpacking the Past

Not So Perfect Family

Standing On Your Knees

Sanity Check

The Fourth Man in the Fire

Crushing It

We're Not in Kansas Anymore

Follow Again

Northshore Community Church, led by Pastor Scott Scruggs and located in Kirkland, WA, serves the communities of Seattle, Kirkland, Woodinville, Bothell, Kenmore, and beyond. Join us at 8, 9:30, or 11 a.m. For more information about Northshore Community Church, visit www.northshore.church