6 Questions to Reconnect with a Friend or Group

How do you close the gap when time has passed and life’s moved on a little—or a lot? These questions help.

In the pace of ministry, my soul felt like it was living in dog years. How could I replace rhythms of burnout with emotionally healthy leadership?

How is Jesus good news to my friend who wonders if God is judgmental? Or my friend who doesn’t sense a need for a being bigger than himself? 

Delicate topics don’t have to be landmines. Find tips to help sensitive issues become spaces for connection and understanding.

Conversations on racial justice can feel uncomfortable. But as Christians drawing close to God’s heart—they’re also essential.

Getting online small groups talking, laughing, and connecting can be a challenge on its own. Find doable, creative ideas.

Grief can feel dangerously tender. We’ve all heard words that make things worse. Grab ideas on what to say—and what not to.

Whether leading a group or mentoring a marriage, “unity” is easy to say, tougher to accomplish. Is yours the real deal?

Uncover 11 down-to-earth tips for embracing humility from the wise writings of Jeremy Taylor, chaplain to Charles I. Learn how to dodge self-praise and turn weaknesses into stepping stones of humility. Embrace the kind of heart to which God draws near with these timeless exercises for holy living.

Fumbling for the right words to talk about the hope that’s changed your life?

Connectedness in a community is powerful—but doesn’t just happen. Learn to express Jesus through transformative empathy.

Take this inventory to learn strengths and weaknesses of your listening style—and take steps toward loving through listening.

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Jesus had a way of asking questions that, with love, exposed fears, hopes, desires. Find questions to help you get to what’s real.

God’s working around you. Where could He be tugging you to join Him? Our downloadable brainstorming map can help.

In sharing your faith, when agenda slides before concern—get this person saved!—evangelism becomes the car alarm everyone wishes would can it.

When you’re a woman leading others in the church, situations can feel sticky—even painful. What should women in the church keep in mind?

I’ve always wanted to get married, but when fear of commitment takes hold of me, I find myself wondering if it’s worth the risk.