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Religion vs. Relationship; what is the difference? Religion consists of a system of rules and regulations while relationship says you believe in Jesus and have a relationship with Him. So can you go to church every week and still not have a relationship with God? The answer is definitely yes. But how can that be? Find out in today's conversation as we unpack the differences between religion and relationship.

We're continuing our Relationship Goals Q&A and zeroing in on the subject of DATING and the importance of having the right people around you on your relationship journey. How long is too long? When do you know the time is right? Is it wrong for women to initiate? We're tackling all these questions and more as we talk about the dos and don't of dating and more.

Relationships are a part of life. They can be some of our biggest blessings and the sources of some of our deepest hurts. Friends, family, single, dating, married and anything you think of when you hear the word "relationship" we're talking about it as we try to answer some of your burning relationship questions.

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines "discipleship", derived from the word "disciple" as one who accepts and assists in spreading the doctrines of another. As Christian's, this would mean the spreading of the gospel of Jesus Christ. But in a world where truth is relative and mental-health runs rampant, what does discipleship for GenZ REALLY look like today?

The saying "teamwork makes the dream work" couldn't be more true than when it comes to our YA team! Join us as we get to know each other better, reflect on the EPIC year we just had and look forward to what's to come.

In this special episode of Adult-ish, we're looking at the importance of biblical masculinity and God's design for men. We'll also be talking about what Biblical manhood is and isn't, as well as toxic masculinity, flawed perspectives on manhood and how we can challenge and overcome these stereotypes to embrace biblical masculinity.