How Do You Know If a Relationship Is God’s Will? What does it look like to trust God while navigating relationships, adulthood, and an uncertain future? In this conversation from Lake Geneva, young adults share what they’re learning about faith, godly relationships, hearing God, and stepping beyond their comfort zones. Josiah and Micah talk with Terbo, a young adult pastor, about the weekend, mentorship, and the challenges of managing finances. Then Jade and Mari share their takeaways on relationships, independence, and trusting God with what’s ahead. They also discuss a question many young adults wrestle with: How can you tell whether a relationship is right—or whether it’s simply what you want? In this episode Finding community and worship at the weekend Mentorship and the challenges of adulting Stewardship, generosity, and building saving habits Trusting God with the future Growing in faith independently Finding comfort and hope in God’s fatherly care Taking a step of courage to encourage someone else Discerning God’s direction in relationships Recognizing the qualities you need in a relationship www.youngadults.today

Adulting brings new freedom—and new challenges. At a young adult worship night at Emmanuel Christian Center in Elk River, Josiah and Micah talk with young adults about finding community, figuring out what comes next, managing responsibilities, and trusting God through uncertainty. The conversations touch on the transition from youth group to young adulthood, growing through leadership, balancing a busy life, financial stress, and the encouragement of remembering that God is with you. Josiah closes with a reminder: faith isn’t just about trying harder; it’s also about learning to trust God deeply. In this episode: Finding community as you enter young adulthood Discovering purpose, growing, and learning to lead Navigating time, money, and everyday responsibilities Holding on to faith through stress and uncertainty Why you don’t have to “adult” alone www.youngadults.today

How do you know if someone is a good person to pursue—and how do you find direction as a young adult? Brandon and Josh join Micah for an honest conversation about Christian dating, faith, growing up, and discovering a career path. Micah shares a five-part framework for thinking about a relationship: Christ, direction, communication, commitment, and chemistry—with chemistry coming last, not first. Josh also talks about finding purpose beyond school and friends, while Brandon reflects on community, faith, and the freedom he’s found in Jesus. In this episode: What to look for when considering a godly relationship Why shared faith and life direction matter How communication and commitment shape a relationship Josh’s question about moving from a first job toward a career Brandon’s reflections on community, revival, and leaving shame behind www.youngadults.today