There are things that happen to us in life that shape us and change us - things that are worth remembering. Remembering spiritual milestones is also much more important than we sometimes realize.

Quality matters over quantity when it comes to food, clothes, relationships, and entertainment. It also matters in life. We may not be promised a specific quantity of life, but the best quality of life is available to each of us.

People said it was impossible. It couldn’t happen that quickly. It would cost too much. Yet within 8 years of deciding to do it, America sent a man to the moon. It was a crazy dream that came to reality. What crazy dreams might God be placing in your heart?

It doesn't matter what others see in you, or even what you see in yourself. We all have something to contribute. Discover how your value to God and his kingdom is tied less to what you have than to how involved you are willing to be.

Stacey Lux and Lewis Lux are lead pastors of Nexus Church, a church in our family of churches that was launched out of Compass. Hear what God is doing through them and discover how we can continue to see him do the same amazing work through us in the days to come.

If someone you loved was sick, what would you be willing to do to see them get well? What would you be willing to do to see a friend or family member's life transformed for the better? Discover how the perspective you take can make a massive difference in someone else's life.

We have all taken faith journeys in life. It takes faith to make your first dive off a diving board or follow directions from your GPS. We have also all considered the idea of spiritual faith. What might it look like if you could actually launch into a transformative faith journey with God?

We have all heard the term "pay it forward' - it's how we respond in generosity when others are generous to us. What does generosity toward others look like when we have experienced the overwhelming love of Jesus?

God loved us so much that he gave his only son. If we followers of Jesus are called to love God with all our heart, soul, and strength, what should the expression of our love of God look like?

You've been praying for 21 days. Maybe you have felt God like never before, and he has answered your prayers. Or maybe you have struggled and feel discouraged. Either way, the question remains - why should I keep praying?