“I can do it myself!” seems to be an applauded approach to life. Such thinking is flawed. God didn’t create us to go it alone. We need each other … not just for the sake of surviving, but for the sake of thriving and experiencing the fullness of life God desires for us. As scary and messy as relationships can be, we are called out of isolation into community where we can both know others and be known. Our spiritual journey in life is meant to be a “We Not Me” experience!
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October 20, 2019 • Kathy Resler Chambliss
“I can do it myself!” seems to be an applauded approach to life. Such thinking is flawed. God didn’t create us to go it alone. We need each other … not just for the sake of surviving, but for the sake of thriving and experiencing the fullness of life God desires for us. As scary and messy as relationships can be, we are called out of isolation into community where we can both know others and be known. Our spiritual journey in life is meant to be a “We Not Me” experience!
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October 13, 2019 • Jeff Eckart
“I can do it myself!” seems to be an applauded approach to life. Such thinking is flawed. God didn’t create us to go it alone. We need each other … not just for the sake of surviving, but for the sake of thriving and experiencing the fullness of life God desires for us. As scary and messy as relationships can be, we are called out of isolation into community where we can both know others and be known. Our spiritual journey in life is meant to be a “We Not Me” experience!
