There are two ways to live. One leads to destruction and one leads to flourishing.

These days we are all searching for comfort. But what is real comfort? And where can we find it?

What is true self-control? How is it different from just will-power?

Gentleness is at the heart of Christianity because gentleness is at the heart of Jesus.

We live in an age of distrust. But we are all hungry for faithfulness. What is faithfulness? And how can we grow in our faithfulness?

What is goodness, and what does it look like to grow in goodness?

Kindness is not what you might think it is. So what is real kindness, and how can we cultivate it in our lives?

How can we grow in patience with the people in our life?

We often say that God is loving, but often God’s love feels so abstract or even dutiful that this truth of God's character may not sink into our hearts. But what if God isn’t only loving, what if God is kind? And what difference might the kindness of God make in our lives?

One of the most common sayings related to patience is: “patience is a virtue”. Much of the reason patience is a virtue, is because impatience is also one of our greatest vices. But what might it mean that God, Himself, is patient?