We tend to lug broken families, bad habits and bitter wounds into our relationships. What are some things that we load in our lives and lug later?

In an instant-society, we'll take instant-gratification at the expense of long-term satisfaction. When making a big decision, ask: "Will future-me be mad or glad about this decision?"

Would you be surprised to know that sex was not only God's idea but that God also wants you to have amazing sex?

Your relationship is your greatest source of protection or pain. It's up to you to choose.

Your relationship is only as healthy as the least healthy one of you. What do you need to reveal in order to heal?

When we realize that death is immanent, it opens us up to remember every moment is important. How many times do we choose to suffer in our struggle, rather than allow our struggle to drive us to abundance that is awaiting us?

We must fight for the future, because the future is worth fighting for. What do you need to fight for that might seem like madness to others?

If we are going to leave nothing for the next life, we will need to refuse to be left behind.

Have you surrendered your life to the safety of the shore out of fear of the shark? This week Pastor Travis teaches a powerful message on an obscure story in the Hebrew scriptures and asks the question: What would it look like for you to leave nothing for the next life?

"Manuha." No, it's not what Arnold Schwarzenegger says when he tries to say "manure," but it's a reminder that every moment can be a holy moment. What could change in your life if you treated every moment like a holy moment?