AI OVERVIEW: Relationships are designed to complement you, not complete you, because only God can provide perfect love, security, and identity in Christ. Jesus models healthy relational boundaries by engaging crowds, narrowing to twelve, and then to three—Peter, James, and John—showing that vulnerability belongs with trusted people and that not everyone should be involved in every moment. A relational compass centers on Jesus, with mentors at the north, peers on the sides, and those you lift up to mentor, plus an outer network, guiding you to assess who to invest in and to slow down to explore the gifts God has placed in your life.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: How’s your relationship doing? Discover how to navigate challenges and avoid pitfalls with “Relational Compass,” the second message in our Lakewood Midweek Learning to Love series. Recorded on March 11, 2026, Nick Nilson shares wisdom and insight to help you find true north in yo...
