BOOK OF THE MONTH
What if our struggling souls are not in need of treatment or admonishment but rather authentic connection with others who share God's love and vision for us?
Healing. Together.
In Connecting, Dr. Larry Crabb expanded on his lifelong work in the field of psychotherapy to adopt a uniquely biblical approach to healing the deep wounds of the soul – an approach that centers on building intimate, healing mini-communities in our lives and churches. He envisioned a day when God’s people – ordinary Christians whose lives connect as husband to wife, brother to sister, friend to friend – would live with an awareness of the power that God has deposited with us and would release that power relationally to heal soul disease as disconnected souls find genuine spiritual community.
“I have come to believe that the root of all our personal and emotional difficulties is a lack of togetherness, a failure to connect that keeps us from receiving life and prevents the life in us from spilling over onto others. I therefore believe that the surest route to overcoming problems and becoming the people we were meant to be is reconnecting with God and with our community.”
– Larry Crabb
Missed the Larger Story Summit?
Recordings of the keynote and workshop sessions are now available for purchase. Incorporate them into your personal bible study time or, listen with your own small group for a rich community-building experience.
Additional Reading Suggestions
Waiting for Heaven
by Larry Crabb
When God's Ways Make No Sense
by Larry Crabb
Shattered Dreams
by Larry Crabb
A Different Kind of Happiness
by Larry Crabb
Catch up on the latest from Larger Story.
Enjoy a few hand picked videos from this eventful year.
Kep Crabb & Dan Allender talk about Encouragement and it’s profound spiritual implications.
Hear how Larry’s wife, Rachael, and their two sons are doing a few months after his passing.
Dr. Larry Crabb’s Memorial Service in Charlotte, NC
As I sit here, in honor of Father’s Day, reminiscing on my memories with my grandfather, Dr. Larry Crabb, I can't help but smile. He truly is a man whose life is worthy of emulating.