We all need relationships that put wind in our sails — ones that help us to feel seen, understood, accepted, and loved.

“Everyone deserves a standing ovation at least once in their lives.”

We all need relationships that put wind in our sails — ones that help us to feel seen, understood, accepted, and loved.

We all have dreams. We want life to go a certain way. But life doesn’t always turn out as we imagine. It can bring disappointment and adversity. Our response can either cause us to wander, or it can shape us into “a wonder”.

Only one person can ensure that we end up somewhere on purpose. In fact, we look at that person in the mirror every morning. The reality is that we face our greatest leadership challenge every morning when face ourselves.

What goes around often comes around. The powerless often find themselves in a position of power and the people who hurt us may someday need us. In the moments when we’ve got those people right where we want ‘em, what we say will say as much about us as anything else. If our words are stones, will we choose to throw them, or use them to pave the way forward?

Our big mouths can be destructive, but they also have the power to build others up. How can we use this power for good?

Pastor Peter Hall of Grace Christian Church - Georgetown. KY.

Like a small spark that has the potential to scorch an entire green forest, our tongues are untamable, with the power to control our whole bodies.

There are a lot of options for how to spend your time this summer. We want to share some practical steps to make 2018, the best summer ever.

Jesus was irresistible. People from all different backgrounds were drawn to him. But as the early church was forming, there was a tendency to go back to their familiar old religious traditions rather than live by Jesus’ new covenant. Sometimes we do the same.