We talked about if you're ever on edge, if you've got frustration building up inside of you, how do you deal with that? Today we're going to deal with it from the other side. How do you approach that dialogue in a way that produces something that God would desire?
In this sermon on family feuding, we emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for our own actions and desires in conflict and seeking God's will instead of our own. God's goal is to create unity and reconciliation in relationships, and that we must prioritize this over our own desires for the best outcome.
We're examining the importance of family unity in Psalm 128, which describes a blessed family that fears the Lord. Also explores the concept of "fearing the Lord" within the context of family life.
Welcome to Easter hangover, right? The Sunday after is always referred to as Easter hangover day, but I'm to invite you today to Ephesians 5, which is what we're going to dive into. We starting a new series on "Family".