Decatur City Church

It’s easier to keep track of something than to catch up with it. That’s especially true of our money. If our money could talk, it would say, “I’m easy to track, but lose track of me and you will lose your peace of mind.”

Are you mastering your money or being mastered by it? Maybe it’s time to flip the script. Instead of striving to have enough money to satisfy a me-first appetite, Jesus encouraged his listeners to have an others-first approach.

If our money could talk, what would it tell us? You might be shocked to find out that what our money would say is pretty close to what Jesus did say—and what we should still consider today. Does our money add meaning to our lives or is it the meaning of our lives?

Doubt doesn't have to be an off-ramp to faith. In fact, it's a natural part of the journey.

No matter if our current season of life is easy or difficult, we strive to fix our eyes on Jesus instead of our circumstances.

Our circumstances are not an indicator of God’s absence.

Your great work is to identify the distractions that keep you from the “problem” that you are uniquely positioned to solve.

Great work is often found on the other side of a terrifying longing. How could clarity regarding your “terrifying longing” reduce the allure of the distractions you’re most susceptible to?