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Turkey day is nearly upon us. And with all the pumpkin pie, cranberry sauce, and football comes...the people. Some easy. Some tricky. And we're supposed to be grateful. Heck, it's Thanksgiving. But loving family can be hard. Really. Really. Hard. And while we can laugh and joke and maybe cry, we don't want to leave you with just memes for sanity this holiday season. We want to give you something a little more robust.

All relationships involve moments of panic. But what does that panic mean When when we panic in relationships, we have to slow ourselves down. Breath. Recognize the alarm is blaring. And then, before you bail, decipher what it’s signaling.

What do you do when you don’t got no people? (Or grammar.) But anyways. We all approach community differently based on personality, background, and opportunity. Yet, chances are high that at some point in life, whether it's because of a move, a church split, family drama, etc. we'll find ourselves needing to build community from scratch.

If you don't believe you'll be able to "hear right" why would you bother asking at all? That's a logical conclusion. Here's the catch: If you assume you won't be able to hear, you'll never be listening either.

Here's the secret: Ratatouille moments are unexpected off ramps toward self-reflection, redirection, and growth.

We're going to jump into some questions that often come up when we start talking about Christianity and mental health, especially in the same sentence.

When the outside still looks fine, encountering hollow Christian spaces can feel like a form of gaslighting.

As the title suggests, when it comes to psychology, we’re inviting God back into the group chat. (Yes, very Gen-Z, but hey, it’s a good metaphor.)

Here’s the catch: the same “conditions” listed in Genesis are the ones we often use as excuses not to create.

The gospel message was never a dismissal of the messiness of life–– the chaos, pain, dysfunction, disappointment, and loss. If anything, it's actually the only story that honors that reality and pivots us toward a better end.

Big word, right? But don't let the syllables intimidate you. Interdisciplinary is a bougie term for collaboration.