Anyone that can endure and survive the fire of God when confrontation comes is ignited by it. It's learned obedience through the suffering.

We're called to come with Christ’s own vision, Christ’s own love to people. When they refuse it, the Lord comes and brings the confrontation.

In The Great Exchange John gives us permission to be as human as we truly are, needy, failing and weak as we are and unashamed of our need.

It's a mystery how He can live within us and perform our life instead of us and for us. The Great Exchange reveals just how this is possible.

You live the mystery of The Great Exchange moment by moment. For many this is not very satisfactory but we've found that this was right.

The Great Exchange is Christ in your life. He takes your life and gives you His life. This is a mystery hidden but intended to be revealed.

Silence can be like a megaphone blast. For me, silence was loud, now it isn’t. It's quiet and peaceful not overwhelming and oppressive.

The world doesn't value quiet or waiting. But I’ve learned that I can accomplish more in silence than I ever can through activity.

The Rapture is anything but an escape route to avoid trouble, it is a reward for those who take up there responsibility and cross.

Many look for the escape from the troubling times, but we're called to remain awake. The rapture is not an escape, but revealing of Christ.