How can I develop trust with people of color instead of making them feel like a project?

Racial tensions complicate relationships—but we need trust, kindness, & connection more than ever. How can we reach toward people of color in authenticity?

How can I make people of color feel welcome in my group or church?

What if living “sent” is more than what you do? Professor Heather Holleman offers ideas from her time at Penn State to embrace evangelism as an identity. She offers tips to forming genuine connections and living on purpose in your neighborhood. What could God do in your community?

Race-based trauma cuts deep. On Real Life Loading…, Shelby Abbott hosts former NFL pro and now-pastor Dr. Derwin Gray—who’s got straight talk for all sides about America’s racial divide, and thoughts on how to heal.

God’s working around people. So how can you convey, You gotta see this!? On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson host author Tim Muehlhoff, who helps you talk about an unmissable God.

Is your church’s outreach irresistible? Pastor and author Stephen Viars thinks it can be! Find ideas to dive wholeheartedly and thoughtfully into the needs and heartbeat of your community.

What if your church—and your life—were known for their radical kindness? Pastor and author Stephen Viars chats about his church’s radical, community-altering approach to outreach.

You’re not alone in wondering if the struggles you have in marriage are normal; or even if you’re asking, “Do I have a healthy marriage?”

There’s something beautiful about leading a person to Christ and making disciples. But could we think even bigger?

There are many reasons to prefer online church services at home over in-person. But are we missing more than we take away?

Marriage is challenging. And yet, through each trial, we discover the resilience to overcome and grow together.

If you find the intensity of love fading, look at the direction you’re walking. Sometimes, redirection is all you need to fall back in love.

Nixing the gift exchange might be nontraditional, but it’s helped our family realign our priorities and values during the holidays.

In the Bible, a lament is a passionate expression of sadness when people are grieving. If you feel stuck and aren’t sure what to do about racism, lament is a great place to start.

Here are some resources to help you press on in your journey toward racial reconciliation.

Our only chance at dismantling racial injustice is being more curious about its origins than we are worried about our comfort.

Know someone wondering, “Is this all there is?” Four steps help them lean into a spirit-filled life and a don’t-miss story.