We are living in a generation full of filtered images and fake news.

Our fascination with social media allows us to find out about our friends ”lives” without ever having to talk to them.  

But God has designed us to need each other; we were created to know him and to be in deep meaningful relationships. Subsequently, we are craving authentic connections with others who are real and transparent.  In the book of Titus, Paul teaches a young pastor, Titus, how to lead a healthy church, both inside and outside of the church walls.  In the second chapter we see the importance of women investing in the younger generation. This is God’s good and beautiful plan. 

When we are rooted in these types of friendships, we not only survive, we begin to thrive.