It's 3 AM, and you're still scrolling. Your thumb moves mechanically while your eyes glaze over. Another video, another post, another fleeting moment of connection. Sound familiar?

A couple of years ago, I dropped my favorite Christmas coffee mug.

You know the one - that perfect mug that made every morning feel a little more festive, that had survived countless holiday seasons, and somehow made even gas station coffee taste like a Christmas miracle.

Maybe, you grew up in the church and heard people talking about salvation, or being “saved”, multiple times. Salvation is the central theme of the Bible, and indeed, the very heart of the gospel. The promise of salvation is what stirs the heart of the new believer and continues to encourage Christians until the time they are called home. Salvation is a promise, a reality, and a hope.

Did you or someone you know grow up in church but now have questions about your faith?

If you’ve ever questioned God, then you’re not alone.

Throughout history, there have been numerous Christians, even famous ones, who have found themselves with questions about their faith and not just little questions, but big ones. The type that we’ve been told should not be asked by “good Christians.”

Does it feel like 2022 is starting a little like 2021? If so, it doesn’t have to. As you head into this year, what if you made a different choice? The choice to fight disconnection and to grow in the things that really matter.