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At some point in life people will bother you. Ultimately, you deem what you are doing more important than the person. When Jesus walked the earth, He always made time for interruptions because he made time for people. So how do you see and respond the way Jesus did?
Interruptions we all hate them and at best try to avoid them. What happens when Jesus interrupts your life? Perhaps, things may never be the same.
Whether we know it or not, from the moment we wake up to the moment we lie down, there is a struggle within us. How to we live with this everyday problem? How do we live victorious? It happens by a choice we make daily.
Trust is essential in relationships. What happens when you lose trust in someone or even God? What do you do then? Well, it may not be simple, but you act accordingly.
Impatience happens usually when you are waiting for something or waiting on someone. What do you do when you get impatient with God? Do you run ahead of his timeline or let it come to you?
Timing is everything. When it is off by a little or too much, it can ruin just about anything. What do you do when God's timing isn't your timing?
Everything we do and say reveals who we are as person. What does the church reveal about itself? It may not always be good. However, if we do what Paul urges us to do, well than we might reveal something that others need.
Growing as a person comes in many areas, but the one we typically neglect is spiritual growth. How can we be in a place where we don't neglect it? The answer might just lie in some outward change that leads to inward growth.
Change is difficult, especially when we want it to be instantaneous. Unless we change our routines and see them through, we might not change. It may work for us physically, but what about spiritually?
When it comes to God's message to the world, it may be a little unclear. Some may have missed it. According to the prophet Isaiah, the message of God hasn't change and it is crystal clear. What is the message and how to we receive it?
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