God’s Word is Our Way

In this sermon, Pastors Kyle and Liz Turner wrap up the Realigned for Relationship series by answering real questions about forgiveness, family values, parenting, and marriage. They reminds us that change starts with God’s work in us first, not fixing others. When we forgive freely, define kingdom-based values, model faith imperfectly, and protect our marriages, God heals what’s broken. Small, faithful steps create healthier homes and relationships that last.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner teaches that every healthy relationship starts with your relationship with God. When you align vertically with Him, love flows horizontally to others. He urges believers to check their ingredients (beliefs and values), measurements (boundaries), and timing (obedience). Transformation may feel messy, but God uses the cocoon to create something new. Follow His instructions, not instincts—align with His Word and watch love, healing, and restoration flow.

In God Decides, Pastor Kyle Turner calls us to realign our relationships by letting God—not feelings or culture—set the standard. Drawing from Psalm 1, he reminds us that blessing comes from being aligned with God’s Word, not following what feels right in the moment. When we let Scripture guide our daily choices, we stop drifting and start flourishing. Real change begins when we pre-decide to obey God, guard our hearts, and let His Spirit lead every part of life.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner challenges us to pray “Investigate Me”—inviting God to search our hearts before we blame others for broken relationships. Using Jacob’s story and Jesus’ teaching, he shows that true healing starts with humility: confessing hidden “termites” like pride or bitterness, receiving God’s grace, and letting the Spirit transform us from the inside out so our relationships can be restored.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner invites us to Let Love Flow by reconnecting to God as the true source of life and love. Rooted in passages like John 15 and 1 John 4, he reminds us that when we abide in Christ, fear, selfishness, and weariness are replaced with authentic fruit that blesses others. By surrendering to God, asking where we need awareness, and taking one faithful step each week, we unblock the flow of His love into our relationships, our church, and our world.

In this sermon, Pastor Kyle Turner challenges us to go All In on God—to stop drifting with culture and realign our hearts fully to Him. Drawing from Jacob’s wrestling encounter in Genesis 32, he shows that true transformation comes when we stop running, struggle honestly with God, surrender to His grace, and step forward changed, even if it means walking with a limp that proves we’ve been touched by Him.