Gospel Centered Relationships

Corlette and I spent the last four days in Seattle teaching relational wisdom and peacemaking at Highlands Community Church. One of the high points of the weekend was delivering a sermon on Gospel Centered Relationships. This is one of my favorite topics, so I’m glad to offer you a link to a video and an outline of the message.

May God use this message to help you experience the transforming power of the gospel in your relationships.

– Ken Sande

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© 2016 Ken Sande

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