The bible is rich with wisdom about the way people should treat each other – wisdom that is as relevant today as it was in the first century. Take a tour of the ‘one anothers’ of the New Testament, it is a tour that is sure to be interesting, challenging and surprising.

Jeff and Christine Gill have been married for 14 years and madly in love for 15. (In Internet time, their marriage is almost as old as the universe.) Here them tell useful stories about great relationships and keeping love alive.

Different people express love in different ways. Do you send flowers when all your wife wants is time to talk? Maybe the problem isn’t your love, it’s your love language. What speaks volumes to you may be meaningless to those close to you. Lee Houghton looks at the language of love.

Are you just a pawn in God’s grand scheme of universal domination? Are you expendable? No! The bible shows us a God whose way of relating to people is radically different than any human ruler. Jeff Gill makes the case that God can be trusted with your life.

Co-dependency varies in its extremes, but it can lead to serious life problems. So how do we balance unbalanced relationships? Steve Houghton explores co-dependency and God’s way to rebalance relationships.

Dan Gill concludes his mini-series on the concept of life from the Tree of Life in the garden of Eden to what God’s life means to us ordinary people in the twenty-first century.

Dan Gill explores the concept of life from the Tree of Life in the garden of Eden to what God’s life means to us ordinary people in the twenty-first century.