St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Podcast

Agape Love is the highest form of love. It is a selfless, sacrificial and unconditional love that reflects God's Nature.

Philia Love, the Greek word for deep friendship, is a love built on trust, mutual respect, and shared faith. It is the kind of love that Jesus showed to his disciples, calling them friends rather than servants.

This week we have Laurie Short walking us through the concept of Eros, the second major of the Greek forms of love.

Love takes many forms, and in Greek, one of the four major types of love is Storge, which refers to familial love - the deep affection between parents and children, siblings, and close family bonds. Preaching: Jason Smith

Have you ever found yourself stuck in a cycle, circling the same struggles, unable to move forward? What was that time life for you? How did you get out of it? Like the Israelites who remained at Horeb too long, God calls us back to break camp and advance. Preaching: Jason Smith

Shame can take many forms, but its impact is universal. Let's explore Leah's story in Genesis 29 this week with Jason Smith.

Today, we're talking about throwing off the weight of comparison. Comparison feels normal but can be incredibly destructive. As Teddy Roosevelt said, "Comparison is the thief of joy."

This week, Jason talked about understanding anger.

This week, Jason shared that worry is a state of mental stress or concern that focuses on negative repetitive thoughts. It's allowing your mind to dwell on future trouble.