When we get to Heaven we want to hear Jesus say, "Well done, good and faithful servant!" Using the example of Moses, Doug Lasit encourages us to actively pursue and execute the calling God has placed on our lives.

Jesus' crucifixion was an incredibly difficult experience for the disciples. Jesus wants to open our eyes to the purpose of the Cross to bring us hope. As we place our hope in Jesus, the power of the Resurrection marks our entire life forever,

God's grace brings us in to the family of God by faith. The body of Christ is a place of belonging, where mutual submission joins us into a glorious and growing family.

Occasionally, God will allow the things that we think will make us happy to become bitter. God made us to be fully satisfied in Himself and He has amazing plans for us.

The trials and pressures of life can distract you from spiritual things and aim you instead at material success. Recalibrate, refresh your spirit and live your life in such a way as to guarantee that Jesus will say, "Well done" to you when you reach His throne.

As Christians, we look forward to the glorious rewards that await us in Heaven. Forget what's behind, aim toward what's ahead, and live your life to the win the Prize.

God is the ultimate shepherd, and loves to lead us into His good promises. He uses pastors and leaders, not to control or abuse, but to direct us to abundant life.

Living out our faith in Jesus requires community. We can't love or forgive alone. So much rich life is released on us when we adjust our schedule to connect with other believers.

Remind yourself about how powerful, kind and good God is, remember what He has done in the past, and ask God to come do it again!

Are you feeling stuck? Jesus is the path to the supernatural. God will come through for you as you go after Him.