Please be mindful of your use of the Lord’s name. Stop diluting its power out of your mouth.

The freedom Christ Jesus gives is not just a freedom from things. It is freedom for things.

It needs to be less of me and more of Him.

We are in this together, and we need to be able to rely on each other to help us navigate the world and the sin in it.

It is in the forgetting that fear and frustration take root. But in remembering, God’s love, power, and glory bring peace.

Patience may not be your forte, but like a muscle, your capacity for it will strengthen the more you practice it.

There isn’t a single story of obedience in the Bible where things didn’t work out exactly as God planned, and ultimately, for the good of His people…including Jesus Himself.

What a comfort to know we never have to take one single step of our journey on our own or in our own power.

If Jesus came back tomorrow, would what you’re currently worried about really matter?

We are connected to God from before he created humans. We are already part of eternity.

Some sacrifices are small and relatively easy to make.

As followers of Christ, we are kind of like His employees. When you work for Jesus, everything you do and say is a direct reflection of the one you serve.

Run right into the eye of the storm and find God there.

To fail is to find yourself in the company of greatness.

There are 168 hours in a week…what will you do with them?

Being a follower of Christ is hard, but it’s not hard to follow Christ.

Clearly, Jesus cared about freedom - the freedom he could give.

It may be hard for us smartphone-addicted digital-commerce shopaholics to get this through our heads, but sometimes the answer is simply “wait.”

God will not move in our lives while we are moving in opposition to him, and ANY movement without God is a movement against him.

Following His path is always the best for us because each time we set off down the path he has for us, we will find ourselves walking toward God, drawing closer to Him with every step.