Have you ever found yourself staring at two (or more) good options, praying for a clear sign… and getting silence? These moments can feel heavy, and it's easy to get stuck in fear—afraid of making the “wrong” choice. If this resonates with you, don’t worry or be discouraged. You’re not alone. Keep reading for 3 ways you can continue on the path ahead, even in the unknown.

Life as a young adult is filled with transitions—new jobs, new cities, and shifting friendships. It can be easy to feel disconnected, but God designed us for community! In a world that often values independence over deep relationships, building Christian community takes intentionality. Here’s how you can cultivate meaningful faith-centered friendships in this season of life!

Prayer is one of the most powerful ways we connect with God, yet many young adults (and people in general) struggle to make it a consistent and meaningful part of their daily lives. Between busy schedules, distractions, and uncertainty about what to say, it’s easy for prayer to feel like an afterthought or feel overwhelming and intimidating. But prayer is meant to be more than just a routine—it’s an opportunity to draw closer to God, align our hearts with His, and experience His presence in a real way. If you’re looking to strengthen your prayer life, check out these three practical ways to go deeper!

Life in your twenties is full of big decisions—choosing a career, moving to a new city, navigating relationships, and figuring out what’s next. These choices can feel overwhelming, and the fear of making the wrong decision can sometimes lead to indecision. But as followers of Christ, we don’t have to figure it out alone. God invites us to seek Him in every decision, big or small, and trust that He will guide our steps. Here are some practical ways to approach big life decisions!

In a world that often prioritizes self-fulfillment, personal success, and individual goals, it’s easy to forget that one of the most powerful ways to grow in faith is by serving others. Jesus himself set the ultimate example of servant-hearted living, showing us that true fulfillment is found in humility and love for others. He reminds us in Matthew 20:26-28, "Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be your slave—just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many." When we give our time to serve, we not only make an impact on those around us—we also experience deep transformation in our own spiritual lives.