In this message, we explore the importance of friendship and the role it plays in our lives. Scripture teaches that for each of us to flourish, grow into the people God is calling us to be, and fulfil the purpose He has for us, we need life-giving friendships that encourage us, strengthen us, challenge us, and help us grow.

In this sermon, Vahé explores the importance of vulnerability in our relationship with God, ourselves, and one another. He also offers practical examples of how we can create safe spaces where we can be honest and vulnerable with each other, helping one another grow in faith and love.

In this message, we explore what forgiveness really means, why it matters, and how to do it. We discover how God gives forgiveness as a gift, not only to release others, but to set us free, bring healing to our hearts, and experience the freedom He wants for us.

We need community, we need one another, and we need to belong. But sometimes we find that hard. Sin and brokenness have undermined our ability to form close and authentic relationships. If we want to pursue genuine connection, we need to learn how to navigate difference, disagreement and at times, conflict.

In this message we explore how Jesus teaches us to navigate conflict in healthy and helpful ways. We consider how humility, sensitivity, openness and listening can help us handle difficult situations, pursue reconciliation and build stronger relationships and community.

In this message, we explore why community is essential to following Jesus and how our relationships shape our spiritual growth. While our culture often tells us that faith is primarily private and that church is optional, Scripture presents a different picture. God calls us into community - a place where truth meets life. The essential context in which we learn to follow Jesus together, and where Christ meets us in the midst of our relationships, struggles, joys, and everyday lives.

God created us for deep fellowship with Him and meaningful relationships with one another - to know and be known, to belong and to grow together. Yet relationships can bring both great joy and deep challenge, exposing our brokenness through conflict, disappointment and hurt.