Korey has been serving at Bayside for the last 5 or 6 years in student ministry. He is beloved by so many students and other leaders who all agree on one thing—this man is nothing less than a superhero for … Continued
We have all heard the romantic tag line: “Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” The problem is that this is completely wrong. Actually, real love means always being ready to say you’re sorry – especially when you’ve really blown … Continued
One of the most destructive relational habits that I see is the habit of sarcasm. It is considered clever and fun to be sarcastic with our friends and spouse, but it is actually the height of rudeness and will ultimately … Continued
Many of us know that we should spend more time on relationships, but we tell ourselves that we will get to it when we have more time. But recent research concluded that it takes less time to start and strengthen … Continued
7.5 billion people walk on this Earth with us. We’re more connected than ever. In fact, the possibilities for connection with one another are endless in our ever-expanding digital world. Every time you scroll down your screen you see smiling, … Continued
Our culture is extremely sophisticated in a number of areas, but in relational intelligence we are ignorant. In this digital, fast-paced culture, relationships and connection are made and killed quickly, often by a text message or a tweet. But meaningful … Continued
Two outs. Bottom of the 9th. Game is tied. You’re all alone when the ball is lobbed your way. Long practices. Sweat and tears. Weight lifting. Perseverance. Wins and losses. Your team has your back. They’re cheering you on. It’s … Continued
In many ways, thanks to social media, we’re more connected than ever. But in other ways, we’re actually more disconnected. With social media, it’s possible to know more about a classmate living across the globe than our neighbor across the … Continued