Your spouse walks out on you. One of your kids rejects you. A lifelong friend turns on you and stabs you in the back.

What do you do when one of your most important relationships

falls apart? How do you go on? Well that's today.

Welcome to this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

The mission of these daily programs is to intentionally disciple Christians

through the Bible teaching of Chip Ingram.

And we're nearing the end of his series Unstuck,

based in the Book of Ephesians.

For the past handful of messages,

chips helped us learn how to overcome

the most painful circumstances in life.

And for these last two programs, he turns to the heartache we experience when a relationship

ends.

What can you do when conflict or sin destroys that bond with someone you love. Is there any hope of fixing it?

Well that's what Chippel unpack for us today. So go in your Bible to Ephesians chapter 3, beginning in verse 14 for Chip's talk overcoming the pain of broken

relationships.

Few things in all life compare with the satisfaction and joy and connectedness that comes when we're deeply loved

and when we love deeply in authentic, meaningful relationships.

I mean when you think about life and ups and downs and everything you have been through or will ever go through.

Probably the greatest thing you'll ever ever taste on this earth is that deep authentic connection where someone loves you for you.

Not for what you have, not for what you can do, not for where you've been, not for who you know,

they love you, and then it's reciprocal and you love them.

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