The Bible is not random words thrown together but words that came from the One who created words. Rather than argue about the meaning of Biblical words, we need to obey them.

The most words Googled in the past three years have been the words worry and anxiety. We are a generation captivated by anxiety and worry. How can we handle the stress in life?

I don’t suggest champagne for celebrating, but I do suggest a thankful, humble, obedient heart of real joy.

In contrast, I wish that we could make our homes a place where there is no profanity, but in its place words of encouragement, affirmation, and conversation about God’s plan and purpose for each individual’s life. 

How are you spending your time, energy, and money? How many 24 cent-items do you have in your life that you need to leave behind and move on to something more valuable?

Honesty and integrity are always the biggest payoff when something we do is in question. You don’t have to post on social media your wrongdoing—many people already see it, and certainly God does.

We all need each other. We need to learn to be dependable for others and dependent on others. Be prepared for any event—life doesn’t send an email indicating when it might come.

Any city or nation that acknowledges and places the God of the Bible first will always have the answers to overcome any problems.

What’s more important to you—perception of being a unique neighborhood or helping reduce the response time of people who are coming to help?

 People are looking at what is hanging on the walls of your life. Let what they see be challenging and convicting and a positive witness for Him who created your life and the walls of your life.