Proverbs 22:24, 25

We all struggle with stress from time to time. Whether is is caused by work, parenting, or busy seasons, we must learn to avoid the extremes and to rethink the way we respond to it.

Let’s be honest, many of us feel lonely. We spend more time on social media than interacting with actual people. This creates in us a sense of longing that technology can not fix. We need community; in fact, good relationships are the driving force behind godly people. How do we build community in a time when isolation is the new normal? This five-day plan will inspire you to discover new ways to form connections that will impact your life for the better.

God’s ultimate goal for you is maturity. Even though His process of purging out wrong attitudes, outlooks, motives, and behaviors is not always easy to go through, the result will be an honorable life He can use to accomplish His good purposes. Pastor Bayless Conley discusses the kind of heart attitudes that will make you someone capable of having an eternal impact in this world for God’s Kingdom.

God made us for relationship with Himself and each other. So life is good when relationships are sweet and terrible when they go wrong. This series of devotionals, based on the book Rooting Out Relationship Killers, provides practical, inspirational wisdom for the cultivation and maintenance of healthy relationships of every kind.