At a time of rapid secularization in our culture, dropping church attendance, the tendency towards living a “remote life” and the pull to just stay home and chill, how do we up our commitment to Jesus and to the Church?
At a time of rapid secularization in our culture, dropping church attendance, the tendency towards living a “remote life” and the pull to just stay home and chill, how do we up our commitment to Jesus and to the Church?
Bristow Hood invites Jacquie Bond and Josh Kalsbeek to discuss their life-changing experiences with small groups. As a country, we have lots of stuff. Yet for all we have, we lack connection. Sunday mornings at church are great, but it is a hard place to create and develop relationships. Instead, we can connect and grow with people in a small group. Though they can be difficult, they can transform our lives.
In a society that pushes and praises individuality, we forget that we are at our best because of the people around us. We find life, humility, and belonging in community. We all have reasons to avoid it, but we will truly discover ourselves when we are with others.