Pastor Bart Blair explores God's "house rules" for relationships, focusing on parent-child and employer-employee dynamics as outlined in Colossians 3:20-4:1. He emphasizes that Jesus should be at the center of all relationships, and that qualities like compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience are essential for managing relationships in a God-honoring way.

Just like reading online reviews can be a wise move before making a purchase, seeking wisdom and counsel from others can be a game-changer in life. We all need guardrails - those protective boundaries that keep us from veering off course and getting ourselves into trouble. And some of the best guardrails come in the form of godly wisdom from people who have walked the path before us.

Imagine what your life could look like if you were surrounded by people who truly cared about you, celebrated your victories, and walked alongside you through life's challenges. Imagine the sense of peace, purpose, and joy that comes from knowing you are part of something bigger than yourself, a community of people who are committed to loving God and loving others. That's the kind of community we strive to cultivate at Bear Creek, and we invite you to be a part of it.

Do you ever feel like you're chasing after something, but you're not quite sure what it is? Discover the secret to finding lasting peace and joy in a world of temporary pleasures. Learn how a relationship with God can fill the void in your heart and give your life meaning and purpose.

Have you ever wondered about the life and death of Jesus? Maybe you've heard bits and pieces about him growing up or in popular culture, but have you ever really dug into the purpose and meaning behind it all? Whether you're a longtime Christian, a spiritual seeker, or just curious about this influential figure, stay with me as we discover together the heart of Jesus' mission.

It isn’t a matter of IF you have conflict in your marriage. It’s only a matter of when. To really succeed in dealing with marriage conflict, it requires a mutual commitment to a common goal, a set of ground rules that keep fighting fair and a TON of humility.

What happens when you have a relationship in which trust has been broken? Is it possible to restore that trust and heal the relationship? I think so. But it’s definitely going to take some work.

While many people seek solace in online communities or social media platforms, there's a unique power in being part of a physical community, especially a church.

Loneliness is a universal human experience. All of us have been there. Maybe you are experiencing loneliness in this season of your life. Maybe this season has been a long one and feels like it will never end.

If you’ve been married for more than a few days, there’s a good chance that you’ve experienced some level of conflict with your spouse about money. Money is one of the most common sources of tension and conflict in marriage.