Our focus leads us in a direction. At times it can be the right direction or at times it can be the wrong direction. How do we create margin in our lives by focusing on the right thing?

People or circumstances can rob us of something that isn't just physical. In fact, we rob ourselves of living in the present when we are preoccupied with the future. How do we change that? It is so simple, yet so difficult.

Nice and kindness are used interchangeably, but are they the same? According to Jesus, we are called to be kind. What does that exactly mean for us?

Usually, our happiness is based on our circumstances. What would it take for that not to be the case? Perhaps it is not about being happy but looking and finding the one quality of Jesus.

It is easy to identify someone who is mature physically and one who is not. What defines one being mature spiritually?

Often times we want results without the hard work. The process is where we grow. So how do we grow in our spiritual lives without skipping the process?

Earlier this spring, Pastor Ben Hackbarth from Sterling Foursquare Church reminded us of the principals of sowing, especially when it comes to spiritual side of things.

Being overlooked can happen to anyone in any stage in life. The good news is God doesn't overlook us when giving us opportunities. In fact, God gives us opportunities to participate in what he is doing. The question is will we say yes?

Healing was just one of the many things that Jesus did as He met people's needs. Since Jesus the same, today and forever, then He is able, willing and ready to meet our needs today.