Relationships
Living With Others Intentionally
Relationships shape us more than we often realize. The people we allow close—and the way we show up for them—deeply influence our character, decisions, and emotional health.
This pillar invites reflection on how you relate to others, not just who is in your life.
Are your relationships marked by intentionality or convenience?
Do the people closest to you sharpen your character—or drain it?
Are you present and invested, or distracted and disengaged?
Why Relationships Matter
Strong relationships provide encouragement, accountability, and perspective. Weak or neglected relationships often lead to isolation, conflict, or quiet dissatisfaction.
From a Christian worldview, relationships are central—not optional. Love, service, forgiveness, and commitment are practiced through proximity to others.
A Foundational Perspective
Healthy relationships don’t happen accidentally. They require humility, effort, and honesty. Regardless of faith, intentional relational habits create trust and depth over time—and reveal the kind of person you’re becoming.
