We can't serve both God and money. Jesus calls us to not accumulate our wealth but rather distribute it.

We need a conscious plan or rule of life so that we can keep Jesus at the center of our lives.

We are called to love God and also love others well, this can become a reality when we grow into emotionally healthy adults.

We all need daily and weekly rhythms to keep God at the center of our lives.

Loss is a place where self knowledge and powerful transformation can happen if we have the courage to participate fully in the process.

Every follower of Jesus at some point will confront the wall. The wall appears through a crisis that turns our world upside down.

Joseph's life was filled with trauma and disappointment and yet he was able to forgive his brothers because he could see the hand of God at work throughout his life. 

David refused to allow other people's expectations to define who he was and in turn was able to defeat Goliath. 

It is impossible to become spiritually mature while remaining emotionally immature. 

The Good Shepherd sets a table before your enemies and provides all the food you need in times of trial and adversity.