Reasons for Cultivating Healthy Relationships

Feb 7, 2021  •  Juno Smalley  •  Luke 8:12, 36, 48, 50; 4:42-44; Mark 6:31

We were created for relationships, yet most of us don't know what healthy and godly relationships look like. Many of us practice unhealthy habits in our relationships. In order to relate well with others, we also need to know ourselves. Time away and in reflection is crucial to being self-aware. God cares about our whole being and not only desires salvation for our soul and spirit, but our body, mind, emotions and relationships.

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