2026 is here, and with it comes the question we ask ourselves every year: How do we actually live as Christians in a world that rarely makes space for Jesus? At The Few, we’ve been thinking about this a lot, and over the years, we’ve learned that spiritual growth isn’t about doing everything perfectly, it’s about doing the things that matter, consistently, even when no one is watching. 1/15/26
My friend’s response was this, “It’s so good! You got my heart going.” I was struck by her words. Not because I thought she wouldn’t like it, but I was struck by how she said that it “got her heart going”.
Too often I think we view Christianity as something “to do” instead of “to be”. It’s great to do what the Gospel says, I’m not discounting that. But think of how much better it would be if we were to actually build the Kingdom and follow Jesus’ example because that’s who we are?
Over the past three years, The Few has had its fair share of highs and lows, yet God has been greater than them all. He has held us together when Madie and I thought we’d fall apart, and made the victories more than worth the late-night conversations, recordings, and everything else in between.
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