Posts tagged relationships
Cautious Canadians
4Isn’t it odd how we Canadians take such a long time to trust each other enough to build a relationship, yet it sounds like the missions team built quick friendships with the workers and families in Leon. As cautious Canadians, can we learn something from this? (more…)
Never Too Young (or Old) to Network
0I found this to be very interesting. It made me stop and wonder if I was helping to nurture relationship-savvy children or was neglecting the useful life skills associated with relationship building, even in very simple ways. We’re talking about in-person communicating and building real-life relationships with family and peers, as well as online associations. The suggestions apply to young and old alike. (more…)
Getting Outside
0Connecting 101: a Recap
- Jesus has made his community to be the embodiment of love. (John 13:35)
- We experience that best via our relationships. (John 15:9-12)
Luke 10:1-2
We are meant to express that love to the world together.
Why We are Better Together? (more…)
Take The First Step
0I was thinking about Nel Slater’s words on Sunday. It was a great sermon. It got to the point of why community is challenging.
As I was thinking about it, I wondered if the first step, a courageous step in the process of connecting in community is (more…)
A Really Good Billboard
2As I was driving to see my mother a couple of weeks ago (she had surgery and was in the hospital) just outside of Barrie I noticed that there is a church with a big billboard sign on the side of their building that faces Highway 400 that says “Its all about relationships.” What a great sign. It is so true. If I were to summarize the whole Bible in one word, it would be “relationship”. God created you for (more…)
Fear Hurts Relationships
1On Sunday, someone told me a story of something that happened in their life and they said at the end of their story, “Fear is something that is very damaging to relationships.” I agreed with them. When I’m afraid, it tends to cause us to try to control other people, and other people pull away in the relationship. I saw this illustrated in (more…)

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