For the Sake of the Call
Do you know what a multipotentialite is? I didn’t, either. It’s basically a person who’s about a bunch of different things — sometimes all at once. They could be passions, interests or hobbies, but in this week’s roundtable, we talk about the word in terms of calling. Is it possible to live out more than […]
Trusting God for Your Nation’s Future
It feels like we’ve been through a war in America. In one of the weirdest, meanest and most contested national elections in history, decisions have now been made that will shape the United States’ future. Whether or not your candidate won, God knew the outcome from the beginning. And we are called to move forward […]
When Your Parents Are Your Landlords
For the first time in more than a century, more young adults are living with their parents than a partner. Why is this, and are there implications for adulthood, the economy, and even future marriages? Our panel steps in to discuss.
Forgive Me for Getting Married
We’ve all been there — on one end or the other of a relationship status change. If your marriage (or serious relationship) left your single friends in the proverbial dust, you may feel a twinge of guilt about your new circumstances. If you’re the singleton, you may be tired of being left behind to carry […]
Marriage Delays
Young adults continue to delay marriage, but why? Is it fear? Busyness? Unrealistic expectations? Other priorities? A lack of potential partners? The fact remains that most young adults want to get married, and many are in relationships — but they’re just not pulling the trigger. Our panel explores some potential reasons for the lag.
Trusting God with Our Country’s Future
For all of us the ability to vote and help determine our country’s future is a huge privilege. The United States is soon to face a historic national election, and many, including Christians, are fearful of the potential outcome. Deep down, we know God’s in control, but are we willing to trust Him with the […]
Do Less to Do More
Most of us have packed schedules. Some of us even wear our crowded calendars like a badge of honor — but is filling every moment of your day and week wise? New studies show that doing less actually primes you to do more, and to do it better. Is there a way to trade activity […]
Receiving Grace
We’re all sinners, but as Christians it’s tempting to attempt to “manage” our sin rather than confess it and receive the forgiveness that is ours. Do you try to be perfect rather than pardoned? How can you learn to live under grace instead of striving? Our panel of imperfect people discusses.
Dating at the Speed of Light
It’s incomprehensible, but true. Normally sane, logical and even somewhat cautious people, when in a relationship, tend to lose their minds. A relationship starts off well, and before you know it, you’re in deep. And that’s rarely a good thing. This week’s panel unpacks some signs that your relationship is moving too fast, and what […]
Mentorship and Millennials
We talk a lot about the benefits of mentorship. But what does it actually look like in the life of the average Millennial? What do you need to do to find a mentor, be a mentor, and make mentorship work for you? Our panel breaks down all the how-tos.