We must notice everything going on with us right now. It’s not selfish or self-centered to know where you are starting.

Jennie interviews Dr. Alison Cook who has served a lot of people through her work and resources. She’s an amazing psychologist whose speciality is integrating faith with psychology.

We shouldn’t feel shame on the days when we spiral. If anything, we should feel hopeful that we have a God who is accessible to us, and that we need Him regularly. One of the most important things we can do is to give each other the grace to be imperfect so that we can see our need for God.

Some seasons can be completely out of our control. This is where you lean into God and your people. Chloe Hamaker’s healing journey is a testimony to what it takes to lean in and do health amazingly.

We all feel pressure to a different degree and in different parts of our lives. When that happens, our identities become tied to our achievements. Some of you put pressure on yourself to be “godlier”. But that's not the way the God of the Bible works. God is after a relationship with you.

How are you doing in life right now? Are you ok? We all like to have a quick and simple answer to this, but life is not that simple. Made for This Season 12 is about your Identity. In this season, I want to break apart our identities. I want to make this knowledge tangible for you.

One of the hardest parts of adulthood is finding and keeping friends. Suddenly, making friends is not as easy as it was in college. This is especially difficult when we go through different seasons in our lives.

What we bring to our friendships when they're healthy, and when they're life giving is God. We know that the greatest thing we can do for each other is push each other to Jesus, rather than giving great advice, or setting this expectation of solving your problems and fixing your things.

If we can shift from complaining and grumbling, this is going to shift the way people view us. I’ve found that people who talk about God the most are some of the most grumbling and complaining people. I might be to some degree, but I hope that I'm not one of them.

One of the most unique things about being a Christian is supposed to be that we do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit. But in humility, we regard each other more important than ourselves. This is really grounded in what Paul lays out as the mind of Christ and how he lived. Paul reminds us that we're Christ's followers.

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It may be awkward to have the conversations about ground rules, but it’s for the benefit of everyone in your community. You must have those awkward conversations to build life-giving friendships and communities around you.