“[W]e live in interwoven networks of terminally casual relationships. We live with the delusion that we know one another, but we really don’t. We call our easygoing, self-protective, and often theologically platitudinous conversations ‘fellowship,’ but they seldom ever reach the… — Vaughan Roberts Copy Share Image
“There is a certain ‘niceness’ to a friendship where I can be, as they say, myself. But what I really need are relationships in… — Vaughan Roberts Copy Share Image
“[W]e live in interwoven networks of terminally casual relationships. We live with the delusion that we know one another, but we really don’t. We… — Vaughan Roberts Copy Share Image
“What, then, is marriage for? It is for helping each other to become our future glory-selves, the new creations that God will eventually make… — Vaughan Roberts Copy Share Image