Boulder Church | As long as someone is doing a little worse than you are, whether at home, work, school, or play, you feel a little better about yourself.

Boulder Church | When someone else is going through a crisis, it is easy to show sympathy, maybe even empathy, but when we all go through something together, it can strengthen our connection to each other.

Boulder Church | It’s easy to look at kids who want to shove to the front of the line and think they just don’t understand.

Boulder Church | Paul gives us some space to breathe, reminding us that no one is better or worse off than anyone else.

Boulder Church | We need to allow God to speak to us, to purge us from our own self-deception.

Boulder Church | We are so susceptible to deception that sometimes we can be convinced of a “truth” that isn’t even close to 100% true.

Boulder Church | A person who walks with Jesus is a sinner who is becoming more loving, more gentle, more patient, more kind, more faithful, and more self-controlled with every passing day.

Boulder Church | How often do we accept the promise of salvation and then try to do everything we can do to fulfill God’s promise to us?

Boulder Church | In God’s eyes, you are either with Him or against Him.

Boulder Church | Their advantage wasn’t a leg up on salvation—instead, it was a responsibility to share their faith with a world in dire need of Jesus.