This Week: How to Sleep Better at Night Have you ever lost sleep over relationship friction? Maybe you’ve had an interaction with a coworker, friend, or family member that didn’t go like you wanted it to, and now your brain is replaying the scenario over and over. The author of Proverbs has some advice for how to sleep better at night based on how you respond to people during the day. Join us as we seek how to discern loving our neighbors in a divided world.

Series: How to Love Your Neighbor in a Divided World Is it possible to be a loving person in our polarized cutthroat world? Every action, every word, and every social post is pulled into a brutal war of us versus them. It’s not simply politics that cause fights today; it’s our entertainment, our education, our workplaces, our churches, our family gatherings – basically everywhere.

It doesn’t have to be this way. Jesus told his followers that it wasn’t enough to love those who are easy to love. He calls us to love our enemies – and that doesn’t come naturally. Love might seem like an ineffective pipedream that can’t survive the everyday onslaught of negativity and criticism. And yet, the bridge of true love creates new paths to a better world.

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Sermon preached by Paster Dallas Flippin, on Sunday, October 16, 2022 at the First Baptist Church of Jackson, MI.

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