Sometimes distance comes through growth, changing seasons, or shifts we never expected. What happens when friendship seasons change? Rev. Jessica Van Roekel shares six questions to help you examine what’s happening in your heart, find healing, and consider how God may be using this season to grow you.
So often, we talk about spotting red flags in relationships, warning signs of toxic behaviors that can leave us drained, discouraged, and even traumatized. And while it’s important to be aware of what to avoid, it’s just as crucial, if not more, to recognize and intentionally surround ourselves with green flag people. Why green flag people matter is simple: these are the individuals who uplift, encourage, and strengthen us in ways that are not just beneficial but vital for our mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. They are the key to healthier, happier relationships.
Are you worried about a friend who may be contemplating suicide? Feeling uncertain about how to offer support? You’re not alone. Many individuals grapple with these concerns when faced with a loved one’s mental health struggles. In this guide, we’ll explore practical ways of helping the suicidal through their darkest moments. These strategies can offer hope and support to those in need.
Relationship conflict can be difficult. Can good come from broken relationships? How do deal with mutual friends after a breakup? How do we get over the pain of friendships that end? And how does Jesus teach us to be a good friend? Join me with Jessica Van Roekel for answers to these questions and other lessons you can learn from broken friendships.
Struggling through a friendship breakup? Tune in as Jessica Van Roekel and I discuss the tough questions surrounding the end of friendships and offer insights on how to navigate the journey to healing.
