AI OVERVIEW: All things are made of parts with properties that enable relationships, forming larger wholes that, when united, create a coherent whole—what Dallas Willard and Paul describe as shalom. In Christ, all things hold together; a tire with its properties (round, rubber, moves) connects to an axle to form a car, and a violin's strings and pegs join with others to make an orchestra. When life feels fractured—health, finances, or relationships—Jesus offers a deeper stability beyond circumstances, and spiritual formation aims to shape us toward wholeness in God, while stillness before Him affirms that He is holding all things together.
YOUTUBE DESCRIPTION: What do you do when your life feels like it's falling apart? In Episode 4 of our Become New series, John Ortberg continues exploring Dallas Willard's The Renovation of the Heart by examining one of Scripture's most encouraging promises: "In Christ all things hold together." Even...
