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In week 6 of The Art of One-Anothering, Marek Kowalsky explores the “negative one-anothers” of the New Testament: do not lie to one another, speak against one another, or grumble against one another. These commands are more than simple rules for better behavior; they reveal deeper issues of trust, humility, patience, and our dependence on Jesus. Marek invites us to see everyday restraint as an act of love and discipleship.

Scripture References: Colossians 3:5-11, Genesis 2:17, Romans 3:9-12, James 5:7-9, James 4:8-12

Related Topics: Community, Compassion, Grace, Honesty, Humility, Identity, Life Application, Patience, Perspective, Relationships, Sin, Transformation | More Messages from Pastor Marek Kowalsky

From Series: "The Art of One Anothering"

At Renew Church, we work hard at fostering authentic community — not just because it’s fun, but because it’s at the very heart of Jesus for His followers. This summer, we want to celebrate and deepen those connections with our speaking series, The Art of One-Anothering. And what better way to explore this than through a diverse lineup of familiar voices from right here within our own church family? Each speaker will share from their heart on a specific “one another” verse from Scripture, offering practical wisdom on how we can continue to love, serve, and bear with each other