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Sugar Hill Church
Being Well: Relational Wellness - Loving Well, Living Well
This Sunday, join us as Pastor Bobby dives into the next installment of our Being Well series—Relational Wellness: Loving Well, Living Well. Discover the 4 habits that can transform your relationships—receiving God’s love, releasing forgiveness, raising boundaries, and responding with sacrifice. Relationships may be hard, but God created us for connection, and when we love well, we live well. Don’t miss this life-giving message designed to help you build healthy, thriving relationships!
Locations & Times
Sugar Hill Church
5091 Nelson Brogdon Blvd, Sugar Hill, GA 30518, USA
Sunday 9:15 AM
Sunday 11:00 AM
Being Well Landing Page
https://sugarhill.church/being-well/“The 4 Habits of Loving Well”
Relationships are the best thing about life, but they’re also the
hardest.
When our relationships are healthy, life is better.
God created us for relationships.
Relationships are the best thing about life, but they’re also the
hardest.
When our relationships are healthy, life is better.
God created us for relationships.
“When we love well, we live well.”
Habit 1: Receive God’s Love
God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved.
“You can’t love well until you know you are well-loved.”
“You can’t love well until you know you are well-loved.”
Receiving God’s Love
- Daily reminder
- Scripture
- Prayer
- Daily reminder
- Scripture
- Prayer
Habit 2: Release Forgiveness
Forgiveness is essential for relational wellness.
“Holding a grudge is like setting yourself on fire and hoping the
other person gets burned.”
other person gets burned.”
“Forgiveness doesn’t change the past, but it can change your
future.”
future.”
“You can’t be free if you’re still holding onto the chains of the
past.”
past.”
Habit 3: Raise Boundaries
“Boundaries build bridges, not walls.”
• What boundaries do I need to set?
• How can I communicate my boundaries clearly?
• What boundaries do I need to set?
• How can I communicate my boundaries clearly?
“Healthy boundaries protect love from turning into resentment.”
What healthy boundaries look like in practice:
1. Time
2. Emotional Energy
3. Access
What healthy boundaries look like in practice:
1. Time
2. Emotional Energy
3. Access
“Boundaries aren’t about building walls; they’re about building
rhythms that lead to life.”
rhythms that lead to life.”
Habit 4: Respond with Sacrifice
“Love isn’t what you feel; it’s what you do when it’s hard.”
• Who is God calling you to love sacrificially?
• What is one practical way you can put their needs above your own?
• Who is God calling you to love sacrificially?
• What is one practical way you can put their needs above your own?
“Love isn’t about what you get; it’s about what you give.”
“You don’t become a person of love by trying harder. You become
a person of love by staying connected to Jesus.”
a person of love by staying connected to Jesus.”
“You can’t love well if you’re moving too fast to see the people
God has placed in your path.”
God has placed in your path.”
“You don’t become a person of love in a day. You become a person
of love by practicing love every day.”
of love by practicing love every day.”
1. Slow Down
2. Practice Abiding in Jesus
3. Embrace Community
2. Practice Abiding in Jesus
3. Embrace Community
“The end goal of the Christian life isn’t knowledge or achievement
—it’s becoming a person of love.”
—it’s becoming a person of love.”
Living This Out
1. Receive: Anchor yourself in God’s love.
2. Release: Forgive those who have hurt you.
3. Raise: Set healthy boundaries to protect your heart.
4. Respond: Love sacrificially, even when it’s hard.
1. Receive: Anchor yourself in God’s love.
2. Release: Forgive those who have hurt you.
3. Raise: Set healthy boundaries to protect your heart.
4. Respond: Love sacrificially, even when it’s hard.
“When we receive God’s love, release forgiveness, raise
boundaries, and respond with sacrifice—we love well and live
well.”
boundaries, and respond with sacrifice—we love well and live
well.”