(Be) You: Finding Freedom to Love and Be Loved

What does it mean to be you? How we show up in our relationships - and what we are able to offer those we are in relationships with - is closely tied to what we believe about ourselves. We all desire friendships that are life-giving, authentic and where there is a strong sense of honor, support and loyalty. God wants us to flourish, not only in our relationship with Him, but also in relationships with other women. Embracing this truth has a lot to do with how we answer this question: Do I believe I am worthy of love? The Be (You) small group curriculum provides a roadmap for understanding a Biblical view of friendship, identifying the obstacles to creating healthy relationships, and ultimately, finding freedom to love and be loved well.