Where are your relationships going? Are they on track? Are they on target? Relationships can be frustrating all by themselves, but if you don’t have a destination you’re intentionally heading toward, they become almost impossible. In this series we’ll see that God has the best targets to aim for in relationships, and has routes to get to the best destinations, regardless of your relationship status.  

There’s more to great relationships than what pop culture teaches us, namely, more relationships, but less love. More sex, but less intimacy. But if you don’t identify and aim of a better relationship target, you’ll likely end up in the same place as everyone else. So instead of taking whatever comes with relationships, what if you chose a preferred target and then took deliberate aim at where you want to be? To introduce this series, we’ll look at a better target to aim for in general, and what target you need to aim for in specific.  

Many people act as if singleness is a disease to be avoided. The Biblical authors recognized it as the most important time you have to become a healthy and whole person. There’s a divine reason why we all start out single. Wise people see the essential benefits and priorities of being single.  

People are waiting longer than ever to get married. Dating has become a relationship destination within our culture – a place to just exist. But the purpose of dating is to bring glory to God while evaluating the other person and your relationship. In this message we’ll talk about when to move forward in a dating relationship, or when to bring it to an end with marriage or with a breakup. Use the dating season to evaluate if the guy/girl is someone to hold hands with for life.

Marriage is a reflection of the relationship Jesus has with the church. That’s why putting God in the middle of your marriage can allow you to exceed your best relationship targets.