Keeping Christ at the center of our relationships and adoration enables us to live well in both solitude and community. 

Good friendships are not easy. But they are worth it.

The sting of dependence is removed by Christ.

Only God’s words have the power to create, and only his words can hold up the universe. However, as people made in his image, our words have power too, even what Proverbs calls the power of life and death.

If we have the eyes to see it, we’ll see the importance of the smallest creature in God’s creation and the lowest Christian in God’s church.

You can’t call your family for help when they don’t know where you are.  

The world’s largest “spaghetti social” helps Christians think more deeply about the purity of the ingredients of the gospel.

Meaningful conversations can be both precious and rare. But they shouldn’t be as rare as they are.

Genuine community, even when it’s hard, is always better than the impostors.

“Begin with the end in mind,” we tell parents. And that end is often described as an empty nest and an independent child. But is that mantra more American than it is biblical?

Just as every member of our physical bodies is important, so is every member of the body of Christ.