Who do you have in your life that isn't appreciating or ready to handle what you're giving them?

You are not an ornament to be viewed, you are an instrument to be used.

While culture says that health is measured by your visible self, Biblical health is about taking care of your whole self.

Where there is justice, there is Jesus. Every time we do justice, we're participating in the choreography of the Divine.

You might not be able to help everybody, but do for one what you wish you could do for everyone. Through the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10, we discover what neighbor love looks like.

God's love is flowing towards the people and places you least expect. Where is the river taking you?

Privilege, pride, and entitlement will never create a world worth fighting for; it only creates a world we will one day want to forget.

You've heard it said that we need to draw hard lines between those who aren't like us. But Jesus says that to reclaim your humanity, you must begin to erase the lines that separate you from others.

Remember the faithfulness of God, abandon what people are going to say, fight the urge to flee or stay comfortable, and start to stay. What if we started to think I can stay here rather than I've got to get out of here?

Theologian Dallas Willard said that "busyness may be the greatest enemy to spiritual life." If you're going to speed up in the right way in your life, you need to learn the art of slowing down.