So we're coming to the end of the relatable series and as we do we've been

asking a question if you're new tonight and the question is are you able to

relate and if you're a design person you saw the graphic and you figured that

out already but if you're kind of a straight and straight-laced and you know

by the book you probably miss that we intentionally designed the graphic to

say relate able. So we've been asking a question from day one are you able to

relate is God able to relate relate to you are you able to relate to yourself are

you able to relate to the people around you how's your dating relationship

happening or will it eventually happen how's your marriage happening and it's

been an incredible thing. Tonight we're coming to a really really big question

because what we're going to ask tonight is are you able to relate to the

person with which you now are in a moment in time where the relationship

with that person is seemingly irreconcilable. In other words is there a

relationship in your life that is that has in some way been severed or been

shattered where you were wronged or you wronged them or you both wronged each

other a relationship where there were lies where there was hardship where there

was failure where there was betrayal and because of that now your family

member or your friend from the past or your coworker or your business partner

there's a gap now and the relationship is in that place that we all say well

that's one of those relationships that's irreconcilable it's not gonna ever

come back together again and I'm not even sure I want it to if that was an

option and so the question that's on the table today is are we able as the people

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