Studies show that the effects of infatuation, what we call the butterflies, the liver quivers,

the honeymoon period, whatever you want to call it, wear off in about 18 months to two years.

And here's the thing. If that's primarily what your relationship is built on, then when that fades,

which it will, then you're going to have nothing left.

Welcome back to the Summit Life podcast with Pastor J.D. Greer.

Quickly before we get started, I want to share about an upcoming event that might be for you

or for the leaders God is placed in your church. This spring, our partners at the Summit

Collaborative are hosting a Multiply Intensive, a two-day experience designed for pastors,

planters, and church leaders who are ready to take the gospel further. The multiply intensive brings together those who are planting churches,

raising up disciples, and equipping teams to make kingdom impact at scale.

Through main sessions with Pastor J.D. Greer, Summit Collaborative Leaders and trusted

practitioners, as well as focused workshops for church teams, participants will gain the vision,

tools, and next steps needed

to move from maintenance to movement.

The event takes place on Tuesday, March 24th

through Wednesday, March 25th,

in Raleigh, North Carolina

at the Summit Church Capitol Hills campus.

Don't just grow your church,

multiply your impact.

Learn more or invite a leader from your

church today at summitcollaborative.org. And now for today. Throughout history, people have written

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