God will stretch you, challenge you, and call you beyond what’s familiar—not to make your life miserable, but to move you toward who He created you to be.
First comes love, then comes marriage. Somewhere along the way, a lot of us flipped the order. The good news? It’s never too late to build your relationship God’s way.
Your spouse was never meant to be your everything. God is your ultimate companion, and when He fills that place first, your marriage gets the best of you instead of expectations humans were never meant to carry.
Second to Jesus, few decisions in life matter more than who you choose to marry.
Tomorrow at Fellowship Church, we’re talking RPM: Relationships, Passion & Marriage. Looking forward to sharing some thoughts on what it takes to build relationships that last.
Proverbs 3:5-6: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."
The Bible isn’t someone else’s story from thousands of years ago. The fear, the failure, the questions, the hope, the need for Jesus. It’s all still part of our story today. Scripture comes alive when we realize it speaks to our lives, right here and now.
If the message matters, how we communicate it matters too. I sat down with Dallas Jenkins, the creator of The Chosen, and we talked about why excellence and creativity don't compete with truth. They actually help people stop long enough to hear it. The full conversation drops tomorrow on The Ed Young Podcast, so look for it on YouTube🎙️
Dating isn't about finding someone who gives you butterflies. It's about discovering who you can build a Christ-centered life with when the butterflies are gone.
People often say, "All religions are basically the same." But when you take a closer look, they offer very different answers to life's biggest questions.
Stop letting your relationships determine your worth. You were custom-made by God. Know who you are, know whose you are, and make sure Jesus has the keys.