We can learn from nature, from children, from one another, and from God’s word. We will not be able to plead the fifth on the judgement day. We need to learn what pleases God and what displeases Him.

If you wrote a Psalm 23 to the Lord, using your own words and circumstances, what would it sound like?

The steps of a righteous man or woman are ordered by the Lord. We must not forget to give God the glory and praise He deserves for directing our paths, keeping us safe and working all things together for our good.

There is nothing that shows love more than forgiveness. The scripture tells us, “Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.”

We need to be heralding the good news of the Gospel now more than ever before! He is coming soon, and we need to emphasize the urgency of the hour we are living in to those around us.

We should not suffice with walking around blindly without direction. The scriptures hold all of the answers to any questions we have; we must just take the time to out in the work and search for them.

If a screen play was written about you and your life was portrayed for all to see, what would be the takeaway of the audience? What we do now, will determine the legacy we leave and the impact we make on our world.

We must seek answers to the seemingly hard questions; they can be found in the word of God. Salvation has been offered to all!

Our lives should be lived in a posture of prayer and communication with the Lord at all times. If we would follow the ‘pattern’ of prayer that Jesus left us, we would be surprised at the difference it would make in our lives.

The more we take of ourselves and the members of the body, the easier it is for our bodies to heal themselves. The body is physically and spiritually in constant need of restoration.