Bearing

Tyler emphasizes the importance of community within the church, urging believers to create deep connections where they can know and be known. He reflects on Colossians chapter three, discussing the transformation required for living a Christ-like life, which involves putting off sinful behaviors and embracing virtues such as kindness, humility, and forgiveness.

The call to embody these qualities in community reinforces that believers are not only called to personal sanctification but also to a collective Christ-like existence. Ultimately, Tyler encourages the church to foster a supportive environment—as modeled by Christ—where love and compassion thrive among its members.