Wednesdays, Starting March 10 | 7:00 – 8:30 PM | Online | Book
The relationships we have with people we encounter frequently or daily should be healthy for us and help us grow to be who God wants us to be. These people are referred to as “safe people.” However, some people we may fellowship, work, or live with may not be good for us in ways that will possibly trigger our weaknesses and vulnerabilities, as well as emotionally stress and hurt us. These people are referred to as “unsafe people.” It takes discernment to tell safe from unsafe people, which is a skill that can be developed. This eight-week course is hosted by a clinical psychologist who brings both Biblical principles and professional insight to help you distinguish healthy from unhealthy relationships.