We have never been more connected digitally, and yet we've never felt more deeply alone.

Loneliness is an epidemic. Today we want to discover why and how that gets solved. Stay with me.

Thank you for being with us for this edition of Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Chip serves as our Bible teacher for this global teaching and discipleship ministry helping Christians develop an authentic faith.

Well, in just a minute, we'll wrap up our message, The Longing for Home, taught by our guest speaker, Ryan Ingram.

Lead pastor at Awakening Church in San Jose, California.

Last time Ryan explained how the perfection Adam and Eve enjoyed in the Garden of Eden

was only a glimpse of what awaits us in heaven someday. Today he'll continue to walk through the

four ways our hearts ache to be reunited with God and our eternal home. But before we begin, if this

is your first time listening to Living on the Edge or you want to learn more about what we do,

go to living on theedge.org. You'll find resources on tons of topics and countless programs

to enjoy. Or if you prefer, the Chipp Ingram app is also a great way to get plugged in

with our ministry. Well, if you have the Bible, go again to Genesis Chapter 2 as we dive into the

remainder of Ryan Ingram's powerful message. We live in a transient, ever-changing world, fast-paced,

non-stop. We move more than any other time in human history.

In fact, millennials in Gen Z move than any previous generation. The average millennial moves

every two years. Psychologists say of this time and age that there is a rootlessness a constant sense of

disconnection leading to anxiety and depression we swap cities careers communities hoping the next

one will finally be in we do this relationally.

Love immediately wants it to be permanent, doesn't it?

Like when you start to fall in love,

you want to love forever.

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