Where Are You Seeing God Now Building Relationships As we come to this fourth conversation, we turn to a story that feels strikingly familiar to many of us—the journey on the road to Emmaus Luke 24:13–35. Two disciples are walking away from Jerusalem, carrying confusion, disappointment, and unanswered questions. They had hoped for something different. …
A Hard Season Building Relationships In Scripture, faith is not formed only in moments of clarity or blessing. It is often forged in loss, uncertainty, and the long middle where nothing seems to resolve. The story of Ruth begins not with triumph, but with emptiness. Naomi has lost her husband and her sons. Her future has …
Who Has Shaped You Building Relationships In Scripture, we are rarely formed alone. Again and again, we see that who we become is shaped through relationships—through people who walk with us, challenge us, protect us, and sometimes change the direction of our lives. David did not become David by himself. Jonathan’s friendship gave him strength, …
Story of our Names Building Relationships Names Matter In the Bible, names are not just labels—they carry identity, story, and calling. Sometimes a name tells you where someone has come from. Sometimes it reveals who they are becoming. There are moments when God even gives people new names: And sometimes, a name change comes after …
Permission for Uncertainty A relational practice for the Season of Noticing. Purpose of the Practice Permission for Uncertainty helps a community remain present to ambiguity, tension, and unresolved questions without rushing toward clarity, certainty, or control. This practice trains relationships—between people and with God—to tolerate not knowing as a faithful posture rather than a failure of …