Justin sits down with Jamie Ulrich to talk about sex and intimacy. The quality and satisfaction we enjoy in sex is very often an indicator of the health of our connection with our spouse. Join the conversation about this important issue - we promise to keep it fun.

Don't settle for roommate status or let your relationship slip into routine. We need to renew our pursuit of the relationships that are important to us.

Behind every argument, conflict, and fight is probably your need for one thing: connection. The Apostle Paul called it a profound mystery, the way two people become one. We learn the same lesson from this ancient relationship advice that we hear from attachment theory and neuroscience: we need each other.

Terraforma celebrated our first year as a missional community by answering the question: Why did we start this church?

The best is yet to come!

What if our love was rooted not in our emotions or in our feelings, but in our connection to Jesus?

When we surrender the idol of our performance we can fall back into the reality of God's unmerited favor and undeserved grace.

"They saw the star and were overjoyed." Stargazers and spiritual seekers have the advantage of awe - the perspective that wonder offers about our position in the universe and the glory of God.

How is the Christmas Story a source of JOY for all people? How is the suffering of Jesus a source of joy for God?

When Mary and Joseph were compelled to journey to Bethlehem, they entered into the story of all humanity - wandering exile as we search for an elusive reality we call "home."

Our stories are marked by conflict, strife, and even violence. Despite the struggle, God invites us to dream about and move toward peace. The peace of God starts in our hearts and flows out of us into our world.