Most people realize it's important for us to have close connections with other people but not many people experience it. In this video, Bill & Mike discuss some of the key factors involved with making real, lasting connections with people.

Most people realize it's important for us to have close connections with other people but not many people experience it. In this video, Bill & Mike discuss some of the key factors involved with making real, lasting connections with people.

Mike & Bill discuss real, practical things you can do to have a genuine, ongoing, meaningful relationship with the Lord. These principles are taken right from their own personal experience and from the Bible.

Bill & Mike discuss the basic idea of why it's the best thing to have a real connection with the Lord and why this makes a great goal for 2023.

Bill & Mike discuss how difficult it actually is to be someone who intentionally builds relationships. You'll hear the best excuses they've ever heard and the biggest challenges that most people face - even extroverts - in being relationship builders. But in the end, the guys want to convince you that it's worth it!

Mike & Bill continue this discussion about the "secret sauce" of Legacy - relationships. This episode looks at some of the practical aspects of HOW to actually be a relational person. They discuss the principles of being intentional, a good listener and watching for divine appointments.

Mike & Bill discuss why we need relationships now so badly in a world that is more connected than ever yet people are more isolated and lonely than ever. How can this be?

Bill & Mike discuss the whole idea of the importance of relationships in every aspect of life and make a case for "relationships" being a critical component of being a "disciple who makes disciples". Prioritizing relationships over programs is the "secret sauce" of Our True Legacy!

What does it mean to encourage people? Why would we encourage people? When do people need to be encouraged? How do we encourage people? Who are we supposed to encourage? How does all this fit in with our theme of being disciples who makes disciples?

Bill & Mike discuss this topic of why it is so important for people to not give up on meeting together in person. Why have people stopped going to church? To Rotary? To social gatherings? Why are so many people living disconnected from each other in real life? How can we develop the habit of reconnecting with people in person even though it is so much easier to NOT? What's the first step to re-engaging?