Being rich in relationships is an undervalued form of wealth.
Grieving how the nature of relationships change, as the seasons of our life change, is healthy and necessary.
Sometimes, physical absence in a relationship is a requirement for spiritual growth.
The moment we value physical presence in a relationship over spiritual growth, we have made that relationship into an idol.
A true test of the strength of a relationship is removing physical proximity.
The strongest relationships in my life have two things in common: shared experiences (both joyful and sorrowful ones) and time (years I’ve known the person).
You can’t fight to maintain and strengthen every relationship in your life, but if you’re not fighting for any relationships, that’s probably a problem.
Lack of relational health and lack of emotional health are inextricably intertwined.
Enjoying good food together and building strong relationships go hand in hand.
Cherish the moments. Take no meaningful relationship for granted. Tomorrow is not promised.