Where It All Begins

Richard A. Swenson, in his book, "Margin: How to Create the Emotional, Physical, Financial, and Time Reserves You Need" shows us that stress and burnout result when people don't leave any margin in their lives. They fill up every available space with job, family responsibilities, and recreational pursuits. The result is that many people have nothing left in reserve for unexpected crisis or opportunity.

Our lives need margins. Without margins we become people that are unable to find the time to take the initial steps to relationships and the power of one anothering. Opportunity for deepening friendships often comes in unanticipated moments. We may be missing a lot of one anothering moments simply because we are too busy to engage others meaningfully.

No where is this more true than where relationships start and begin to develop.

Join us as we consider two more one another passages.... greet one another and be hospitable to one another.