Quotes About Connection

Have you ever felt like you haven't been heard?

The heart regulates the hands.

Relationships are best built upon godly, mutual dependence.

Good relationships are always built on the foundation stones of identity and worship.

Godly relationships flourish best between two humble people who acknowledge their weaknesses and sins and their need for grace.

Are you doing all you can to make that mechanical person more relational?

Your everyday communication influences the shape, quality, and direction of your relationships.

People need to see that the gospel belongs in their workplace, their kitchen, their school, their bedroom, their backyard, and their van. They need to see the way the gospel makes a connection between what they are doing and what God is doing.

Every day your words give your relationships their tone. Every day you tell people what you think of them, what you want from them, and what you would like to enjoy with them.

It is easy to forget the impact our words have on every relationship. There

In this chapter we invite you to listen to your words and evaluate the way they shape your relationships.

God has a bigger agenda for our relationships than we do

In other words, you can't take the gospel seriously and not take your relationships seriously.

Do people regularly feel bruised in their relationship with you?

Father, Son, and Spirit were torn apart so that we might be united with them and with each other.

But he is asking us to own the connection between our thoughts, desires, and words.

Relationships are costly, but so is avoiding them. If

What you are about to read is a book on relationship that was written in relationship.

True human community only arises out of communion with God

Your answers to these basic questions can show you how your family shaped your views on relating to others.

but God wants to bring us to the end of ourselves so that we would see our need for a relationship with him as well as with others.

Pursuing comfortable relationships and avoiding difficult ones

Real change does not take place until it is visible in our lives and our relationships.

Christ reveals that the what and the why are shaped by the heart. Therefore, if we hope to transform the way we talk with one another, the heart must change first.