We are busier than we ever have been before. There are all these things calling for our attention. But in the busyness of our lives, we can forget what is most important.

Empty is usually something negative. We don't like the feeling of emptiness in our lives. And for some, we spend our lives trying to fill that emptiness. But an empty tomb is good news! Because Jesus will satisfy every desire of our lives!

Palm Sunday reminds us that the greatest danger to the human soul is not what’s happening around us, but what’s happening inside us. The crowd shouted “Hosanna — save us now!” But by Friday they shouted “Crucify Him.”

Forgiveness seems like a great idea until we have to forgive. And just as we daily depend on God for what we need, physically and spiritually, we need to depend on God daily for forgiveness.

Give us this day our daily bread, can feel like a prayer that we pray before a meal, or even pointless because we have such abundance in our lives. But this part of the Lord's prayer will challenge how we live, and our belief about who is in control.

Jesus continues His teaching on the components of prayer to help guide us in our own prayers to our Heavenly Father.

Praying is one of the most transformative practices in the life of a Christian, but all too often it feels intimidating for many reasons. But Jesus in Matthew 6, gives us some gaurdrails to help us when we pray!

Anything that God creates, the enemy corrupts. God created work and rest, but the enemy would love to corrupt them. We need to have the right perspective when it comes to our work and our rest.