This is Pastor Rick's Daily Hope, the audio broadcast ministry of Pastor Rick Warren.

Today, we continue in a series called Better Together.

In this series, Rick takes us through 1 Corinthians chapter 13 and shows us how to cultivate deep, meaningful relationships with the people around us.

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Here's Pastor Rick Warren with the final part of a message called what destroys relationships and what builds them.

Now again, since we're all in small groups, I wrote some common irritations in life to be looking out for in small groups.

First is the person who's always late and then they take 10 minutes to explain why they were late in the middle of the group.

The person who talks too long, they love to hear themselves talk.

The TMI, the too much information person, especially about a surgery of a relative.

You know, it's an organ recital and the guy who has to check the score of the game during the group.

The person who's dogmatic and says, this is the way it is, he says, well, I guess the discussion just ended.

The person who is insensitive and joking, the person who turns every statement into a wisecrack.

He thinks he's a stand-up comedian and that the group is comedy club.

The guy who forgets the guacamole.

In every group, there is somebody who's just a little bit off.

They don't catch all of the social signals. They're heavenly sandpaper.

I call them the EGRs, the extra grace required.

Right now, you're thinking of that person in the group.

If you can't think of it, guess what, you're it.

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