Cheryl Stewart

A two-part study on the book of Philemon.

Finding our joy and treasure in our relationship with Christ.

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this Spring as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

We all want good, healthy relationships with others. But navigating those relationships can often be tricky. Sometimes relational icebergs seem to pop up out of nowhere. And so we wonder how to relate to that family member who has “issues.” And what about working for that boss who is very controlling and demeaning? What do we do about those who have deeply wounded us? And how do we help that person who seems to take advantage of our assistance? Or what about our own baggage that we bring into these relationships? Does God give us any insight into these complicated issues? Join us this April & May as we address this tricky business of navigating healthy relationships amidst emotionally charged waters!

Psalm 121