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If you keep waiting to collect on the debt, your heart will only grow bitter.

Who we are is profoundly shaped by the people we surround ourselves with.

The effectiveness of a church’s mission is dependent on its unity. That’s why gossip is so dangerous – it always threatens our unity.

When was the last time someone rebuked, corrected or disciplined you? How did you respond? Have you ever lovingly corrected someone else? The book of Proverbs has a great deal to say about this subject.

This message explores the book of Proverbs to consider how pride hurts relationships, and how humility helps relationships.

Arguments can be destructive to relationships. The antidote, self-control.

Attentive listening shows respect, nurtures trust, encourages rapport, and helps find common ground even in challenging conversations.

The impact of our words is a lot like defusing a bomb. Just as bomb experts carefully choose which wires to cut, we must carefully choose our words, as they hold the power of life and death (Proverbs 18:21). Words can build up or tear down, bring joy or cause pain.

Wisdom is the skill that enables you to do relationships well.