Life keeps moving faster and faster. Our schedules are full, but we feel empty. We’re surrounded by people, but still lonely and isolated. We have more information available to us than ever, yet we’re more confused than ever. We’re tired, weary, overwhelmed, and distracted. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There’s a pathway that leads to a better life. Jesus modeled ancient practices that offer the solutions to many of our most pressing problems.

Life keeps moving faster and faster. Our schedules are full, but we feel empty. We’re surrounded by people, but still lonely and isolated. We have more information available to us than ever, yet we’re more confused than ever. We’re tired, weary, overwhelmed, and distracted. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There’s a pathway that leads to a better life. Jesus modeled ancient practices that offer the solutions to many of our most pressing problems.

Life keeps moving faster and faster. Our schedules are full, but we feel empty. We’re surrounded by people, but still lonely and isolated. We have more information available to us than ever, yet we’re more confused than ever. We’re tired, weary, overwhelmed, and distracted. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There’s a pathway that leads to a better life. Jesus modeled ancient practices that offer the solutions to many of our most pressing problems.

Life keeps moving faster and faster. Our schedules are full, but we feel empty. We’re surrounded by people, but still lonely and isolated. We have more information available to us than ever, yet we’re more confused than ever. We’re tired, weary, overwhelmed, and distracted. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There’s a pathway that leads to a better life. Jesus modeled ancient practices that offer the solutions to many of our most pressing problems.

Who you are is largely due to who you’re with. But most of us don’t intentionally design an inner circle,

we default to hanging around with whoever happens to be around. Sometimes we get lucky. But for some of us, these convenient connections pull us further from who we want to be. Everyone says they know they need good people around them, but what does that mean? If you look at the lives of those you look up to, you’ll notice most of them have invested in four specific relationships. We see it in sports, business, entertainment, and even Scripture.

So… What are they? Why are they so important? And where do you find them? You know, without being weird. Because having these relationships won’t just make you a better person, they’ll make you a better family member.

Who you are is largely due to who you’re with. But most of us don’t intentionally design an inner circle,

we default to hanging around with whoever happens to be around. Sometimes we get lucky. But for some of us, these convenient connections pull us further from who we want to be. Everyone says they know they need good people around them, but what does that mean? If you look at the lives of those you look up to, you’ll notice most of them have invested in four specific relationships. We see it in sports, business, entertainment, and even Scripture.

So… What are they? Why are they so important? And where do you find them? You know, without being weird. Because having these relationships won’t just make you a better person, they’ll make you a better family member.

Who you are is largely due to who you’re with. But most of us don’t intentionally design an inner circle,

we default to hanging around with whoever happens to be around. Sometimes we get lucky. But for some of us, these convenient connections pull us further from who we want to be. Everyone says they know they need good people around them, but what does that mean? If you look at the lives of those you look up to, you’ll notice most of them have invested in four specific relationships. We see it in sports, business, entertainment, and even Scripture.

So… What are they? Why are they so important? And where do you find them? You know, without being weird. Because having these relationships won’t just make you a better person, they’ll make you a better family member.

Who you are is largely due to who you’re with. But most of us don’t intentionally design an inner circle,

we default to hanging around with whoever happens to be around. Sometimes we get lucky. But for some of us, these convenient connections pull us further from who we want to be. Everyone says they know they need good people around them, but what does that mean? If you look at the lives of those you look up to, you’ll notice most of them have invested in four specific relationships. We see it in sports, business, entertainment, and even Scripture.

So… What are they? Why are they so important? And where do you find them? You know, without being weird. Because having these relationships won’t just make you a better person, they’ll make you a better family member.