Christmas is the greatest story of pursuit in history. We all want to be loved and for someone to pursue us. God was and still is willing to break the boundaries of conventional love to touch the lives of people. The good news is that God comes to us, and that changes everything.

When the people of God are teamed up in the service of God, the Word of God will spread. If we want to make a difference for Christ, we will have to grow and, this kind of growth means change.

Life onboard the FellowShip calls for a radical commitment to each other and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit. We need to develop the kind of relationships where we can take off our masks and be real about our lives. This kind of openness allows the Holy Spirit to provide power and grace.

When we speak boldly about the Gospel, we shouldn't be surprised to find ourselves in hostile waters. Yet, we can have confidence that when the world tries to stop our witness, the message will continue to bear fruit and God will work in miraculous ways.

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It has been said that our faith is proved more by what we keep than by what we actually give away. It is an extraordinary kind of faith that catches the attention of God. As God takes notice, generous faith brings a great reward.

The Capital One credit card will always be remembered for this famous question. Yet, it is one of the best questions you can ask when it comes to financial investment. In the gospel of Luke, Jesus gives a powerful investment strategy that brings valuable kingdom returns.

What you think about God determines what you will do with what God has given you. If we think God is stingy, you’ll hoard your resources. But if you believe God is generous, you will delight in generous living.

When was the last time you discovered a real hidden treasure? This is something much greater than a bargain on the clearance rack at Macy's. Jesus tells us how to find a treasure that is worth giving up all that you have.

The “Lone Ranger” influence in our culture leaves us isolated and craving something deeper. This is because God has made us so that we function and flourish with spiritual friendships. The ability to trust and depend on other people is key to finding joy in life.