God made us for fellowship–– with Christ and with Christ’s body, the Church. Yet, there is a problem. We don’t always do what’s best for ourselves or for one another. As a result, we struggle with relationships, both with God and with one another. It affects us spiritually, relationally, and even physically.

What’s the quality of your connections today? Maybe you’re telling yourself, “I’m too busy to spend more time with people in community. I can barely make time for my immediate family.” Or maybe you’ve been hurt in the past and now you’re afraid to open up your heart again to others? Maybe you’ve felt the pain of a troubled or broken relationship and you don’t know how to reconcile. You know you’re lonely, but you’re either too tired or too afraid to truly open up your life to having real fellowship with others? It doesn’t have to be this way. We can learn how to come together and stay together!