Looking at others transforms us into (their and) the image of the Christ we reveal.  

In fact, Solomon says it clearly (Proverbs 27:17):

As iron sharpens iron, so the countenance of one man sharpe...

When there is no trust, people will not be vulnerable with each other. They will not be honest about their own weaknesses— or the others’ strengths. And, they will not exchange ideas freely.

The Bibl...

Relationships are hard.

But they’re worth it.

And then there’s this…

When we avoid deep relationships, we limit ourselves from becoming all we’re designed to be, because God’s power & presence m...

Emotional Wholeness involves recognizing your emotions, reading what they say before you react, and then responding to the world around you in a healthy + intentional way. 

In this video we discuss t...

Faith is something that usually penetrates our only. We think of it as belief- as something that happens in the head. Perhaps that's why we make theological fences, counting some people "in" and ot...

We often use the wrong words to define relationships. Take Facebook for example. I have 4,993 “friends” as of the date I’m writing this post. Statisticians and sociologists and people who study these ...

Tension is a natural part of relationships. Most of us hate it for sure. But tension can make us even better versions of ourselves. And, tension can only be “lived out” where deep trust exists. If tru...

In session 6 at The Advance, we talk through the power of relationships. One of the biggest takeaways is this: every significant turning point in your life- good or bad- is probably marked more by a P...