Week 3 | Maturity Needs Mirrors | #Adulting | Pastor Alex Reznichenko

Adulting is hard—especially when you can’t see what you can’t see. In Week 3 of our Adulting series, Maturity Needs Mirrors, Pastor Alex Reznichenko unpack one of the most powerful moments in Scripture: when Nathan confronts King David (2 Samuel 12) and David responds with confession instead of defensiveness.This message is for anyone who wants to grow spiritually, improve relationships, and become a mature follower of Jesus—without getting stuck in pride, blind spots, or unhealthy patterns. You’ll learn why blind spots are easiest to see in other people, how God uses sincere friends to speak truth in love, and why confession is the sound of maturity.We also close with a proverb that can save you years of regret:“Wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy.” (Proverbs 27:5–6)If you’ve ever struggled with feedback, correction, or feeling defensive—this sermon will help you receive truth with humility, grow in faith, and experience real freedom in Christ.Key Scriptures: 2 Samuel 12:1–13 Proverbs 27:5–6In this sermon you’ll learn:-How spiritual blind spots form (and how to recognize them)-The difference between critics and sincere friends-Why truth + love is the pathway to growth-How to respond to correction without shame-A practical “permission slip” text you can use this weekReady to take a next step?If you’re in the North Commerce City, Denver, Reunion area Colorado, we’d love to meet you in person. Plan a visit and we’ll make it easy from the moment you arrive—parking, kids, and everything you need to feel at home.www.PillarChurch.LifePlan your visit this Sunday—come as you are.