Welcome to Ep. #863— Getting Real About Relationships Beyond Projects and Neediness (Series: Relational Living from the Inside Out)

Why do so many of us feel unseen in a world of constant connection?

We joke, we text, we hang out—but when the dust settles, are we really known?

Have friendships become more about escape than engagement? Performance more than presence?

Welcome to Ep. #862 — Relating as a Grace-Based Person
(Series: Relational Living from the Inside Out – Part 2)

Why do the people closest to us often hurt us the most?

Why do we keep trying to fix today’s relationships with yesterday’s wounds?

What if the real issue isn’t just about them… but something deeper we carry into every room?

Ep. #861 — The Center Holds: Living From Relationship, Not for It
(Series: Relational Living from the Inside Out — Part 1) Why does loving the people closest to us often feel the hardest?

We want connection, but instead we manage tension.
We try to serve, and somehow still feel unseen.
We reach out for comfort, and wind up more wounded than when we started.

Our families exhaust us.
Our friendships confuse us.
Our ministries burn us out.

If relationships are the fabric of life…
then why does it feel like we’re always stitching something back together after it’s already come undone?

What if the way we’re approaching our relationships—even the most spiritual ones—is the very thing tearing them apart?