Well, welcome to Saddleback Church.

I want to welcome all of our 18 campuses.

And those of you who are joining us online, our online family, we're so glad that you're with us this weekend.

And also, we have 35 different extensions.

It is so cool to live in a day and age where we can be one church with one mission and one heart and meet all over the world.

Isn't that amazing?

It's a good day to be a part of the church.

Now we're jumping into the second week of this message series called Relating to Humans.

And it's so interesting how every time we do a message series about relationships,

man, it just meets such a felt need because all of us are dealing with relationships.

And most of us have certain relationships in our lives that just are not as they should be, not as we would

want them to be.

They're more difficult, they're trickier.

And so I think that all of us are dealing with this need for help in our relationships.

And thankfully, the Bible teaches a lot about how we're supposed to relate to one another.

And so that's why we're just going to spend a few weeks here on this topic of how can we relate to other people in a way that's healthy and life-giving and honoring to God.

So last week, Andy kicked us off this series. And kind of his main point was that transformed people transform their relationships.

Meaning that if you have been inwardly transformed by God, if God has changed your life,

then you're going to relate to people differently.

And so all of us need to be changed by God so that we can then change the way

that we're interacting with other people. Now this week, I have been given the very fun topic of relating

to difficult humans. Anybody got some difficult people in your life? Maybe you are working with difficult people,

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