A faith speaker argues that real community grows through vulnerable questions like "What's giving you life lately?" and "When do you feel most seen?" Asking what's unspoken invites God's presence and creates deeper roots where people can be truly authentic.
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True community begins with curiosity. That's what I put. And I put, try saying, you know, what's giving you life lately? When do you feel the most seen? Where are you feeling isolated right now? And this is in conversation with Yahweh, is just begin to ask those, ask better questions, ask detailed questions, ask the questions that you're afraid to say out loud because somehow you've walked on unholy ground and you'll fall down dead. He already knows they're in your heart. Yeah. He's just waiting for you to start addressing some of these things. 'Cause deep questions, they always lead to deeper roots, to deeper tent stakes, I guess. And it makes space for people to really be vulnerable and authentic. It's not much we can do but just to show up, be intentional, remain, dwell, all that, and then the presence of the Triune God will show up and make it work.