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Category: Relationships

April 23, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

The Christian life was never meant to be a solo project

The Christian life was never meant to be a solo project. God made us both for silent moments with Him and shared moments with His people. When we distance ourselves from God's people, we cut ourselves off from one of the primary ways He pours his power and into our lives. We relate personally to … Continue reading The Christian life was never meant to be a solo project

April 19, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

On Suggestion About The People You Look Up To

Don’t look up to someone who looks down on others. Those who try to feel big by putting others down aren’t worth your attention. Look for the best in others and give your best to them.

April 15, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

You’re Not Alone In Feeling Alone

Fear of rejection keeps you from real connection. The community you need is on the other side of the pain you’re afraid to face. Be the first to reach out. Extend the invitation you’ve been waiting for.

April 14, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

One Simple Way to Make More Friends at Church

One of the best ways to connect in church is to serve. When you serve with others, you don’t just make a difference—you make friends.When you contribute, you connect. Don’t just attend a service—be of service.

April 12, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

When to Walk Away

There comes a point in a heated conversation when the best way to respond is to walk away. Nobody makes good decisions when they’re angry. Take a break—even if the other person doesn’t want to. Go for a walk. Take a few deep breaths. Talk to the Lord and a few trusted friends about the … Continue reading When to Walk Away

April 8, 2026 Jeff McClung Relationships

What They Don’t Tell You About Parenting

Parenting doesn’t get easier. It gets harder. You go from controlling everythingto watching them choose for themselves. That’s not failure. That’s the goal. You’re not raising kids to obey you.You’re raising adults who can live without you.

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