What does it mean when we say that our lives are transformed by Christ? Nothing less than a renewal of our whole selves, a life-long process of uprooting old instincts and behaviors as the Spirit introduces us to a better, more vivid and more merciful life.
Making friends as an adult is a completely different ballgame than it was as a kid. But while it takes work, building your “village” is worth it.
All the Bible is about building relationships. Here’s a few pieces of advice from the Bible about how we can honor our maker and one another in how we treat each other.
Growing up in an “unhealthy, negligent” household, Paul Bullard waited a long time to find people who felt like family and to discover his purpose in Christ. Paul shares how his path has shaped him as a disciple.
After a challenging year, a pastor suggested Adam Churchwell get involved at Crossroads. Adam talks about how it’s altered his perspective on serving the Lord, parenting, and the importance of nurturing friendships.
In its enormity, loss can make us feel alone. However, the Bible is not silent about grief. In fact, it’s full of examples of God’s people searching for comfort and being met with God’s grace. We pray these verses about loss can be a reminder of God’s presence in your life, even and especially in difficult seasons.
On a D-I basketball scholarship, Grant realizes that he has what he always wanted—and he still feels empty.
In order to live our purpose, we should remain grounded in God’s voice, listen to the needs of our communities, and respond from our security in Christ.
Psalm 107:2
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