About This Message

Pastor Scott addresses our need for connection and the painful reality of loneliness in the sermon series It’s OK Not To Be OK. Whether you’re dealing with a failed relationship, in an isolating leadership position, lacking in-person connection in spite of your social media followers or grieving a loss, loneliness is something we all struggle with and the health consequences are significant. Because God created us for relationship, there is a deep connection between your spiritual and relational life. Steps to establish deep relationships that strengthen your relationship with God include: Get connected in person Be vulnerable in person Have hard conversations in person Confess in person Forgive in person

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October 13, 2019
It’s OK to NOT BE OK

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