Behold

One way to develop a healthier relationship with your career may be to visualize its end.

Discipline isn’t just about doing something new, but becoming a different person entirely. 

Formed by scarcity and shaped by generosity, this story traces a journey of unlearning fear and embracing stewardship. Through personal trials, cross-cultural contrasts, and faithful friendships, we glimpse how money reveals the posture of our hearts—and how trust in God’s provision transforms it into a means for joy, mission, and contentment.

An unlikely friendship became a lifelong path of discipleship. What started as two women longing for deeper connection grew into a small group built on trust, vulnerability, and a shared love for Christ. Weekly accountability and prayer shaped their lives, healed old wounds, and deepened their faith. Their story shows how consistent, Christ-centered friendship can transform hearts and lead to lasting spiritual growth.

This article invites us to rethink Christian friendship—not just as shared interests or accountability, but as living as one body in Christ. True community means bearing joy and sorrow together, forming lives that are deeply intertwined, where love is both the means and the end.