Many of us are fighting to stay present — barely sustaining a community. With technology, we are more connected than ever; yet we’re still in a “loneliness epidemic” and unsure how to engage meaningful relationships. Co-Founder of THINQ and author, Rebekah Lyons focuses on emotional health, embodied habits, and creativity in her work. She believes that healthy community flows from a life rooted in God’s presence and that our relationships become distorted when we ask others to satisfy needs they were never meant to carry. Ironically, we must learn to be alone with God before we can truly be together with others — coming from a place of fullness first.
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