Community

And knowing yourself better.

Loneliness is real but not the end of the story.

Practical and real ways to build strong, lasting friendships.

How easy it can be to slide into a version of Christianity where I’m attempting to be faithful to Christ without the support of friends.

An invitation to contemplate the nature of love, and how it shapes the way we live.

Belonging means inviting others just as they are, not asking them to fit in. It grows from deep listening, creating safe, culturally aware spaces, and choosing love and acceptance. Belonging calls us to embrace differences and build communities rooted in compassion and mutual respect.

My extroverted husband and I learned very early in our relationship that we have quite opposite tendencies when it came to our social calendar.

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.