Once you have your people, not letting them go and deciding to stay can be the hardest part. You'll have to face hurt and go through conflict. You’re going to have to stay, even when it isn’t easy anymore.

We have an update to share from our good friends, “S”, Pastor X, and Steve in Afghanistan. “S” risked her life to do this interview. She spoke with us to encourage and strengthen your faith so that you wouldn’t be afraid of what the enemy throws against you.

When you live in deep relationships, you’re going to hit a point where you have conflict.

There are so many parts of our lives where we simply go through the motions, and we don't think about the fact that God deliberately set us in these places to make a difference.

The power of people in submission, coming together to build an experience, is what we’re called to do as Christians. We’re called to build an experience of Christ, together.

The most life-changing thing you can do is to choose a few people in your life to live accountable to.

One of the greatest things can protect us is accountability with our people.

If we want the culture of relationships in our lives to change, we’re going to have to work at it. And we want to help you do that.

After Find Your People came out, a group of women in my life came together and started something we call Confessional Community. This incredible sisterhood has changed my life forever, and for the better.

Vulnerability can feel scary, but it’s vital for deep friendships. We were created to share our weaknesses with each other, and this is the greatest way to live.

Find out what type of friend you are and see what power and uniqueness you bring to your friendships.

Capture the depth, richness, and beauty of other cultures in the world that do deep connections and meaningful relationships differently and frankly. We have a lot to learn from them.