There comes a point in life when friendships don’t happen as naturally as they once did.
When we were younger, school, work, kids, church, sports, and busy schedules kept putting people in our path. But a new season of life can change those rhythms. If we aren’t intentional, people who matter to us can slowly drift to the edges.
I’m learning that reconnecting takes effort. Sometimes it means making the call instead of thinking about making the call. Sending the text. Meeting for breakfast. Sitting down over a cup of coffee. Making room on the calendar for people who have been part of our story—and being willing to make room for new friendships too.
Relationships are one of those things in life that rarely grow by accident. They grow because somebody decides the relationship is worth the effort.
Maybe there’s someone you’ve been meaning to call. Don’t overthink it. Reach out.
Grace for today: Don’t wait for connection to come looking for you. Take one small step toward someone who matters.


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