Dave Gudgel - October 2, 2016
Superior Relational Intelligence
It’s one thing to know what it takes to have great relationships, but it’s another thing to actually have great relationships. There’s a big difference between book smarts and street smarts.
Most of us know a lot about relationships - the importance of sacrificial love, listening, patience, empathy, kindness, encouragement… The list is endless.
But like a parent who knows patience is required in child-raising, actually living with patience is easier said than done. And when it becomes a reality in someone’s world, others notice. And if they’re smart, they learn from what they see. We have an opportunity to do that this Sunday.
From Series: "Hardly A Failure"
This Week's Sermon: "Welcoming the Word”
No teacher has greater satisfaction than to know that his or her students are learning, growing, and benefitting from that which has been taught. The apostle Paul was no exception to that. It filled him with such gratitude and joy any time he received reports that one or more of the churches he taught and helped to plant had not only heard God’s Word, but it was also greatly impacting the way they lived.
What impact does the Word of God have on your life?
