In Matthew 22, we find the greatest two commandments, according to Jesus. The second is to "Love your neighbor as yourself." In this passage, we learn the key truth that, until you have a healthy relationship with yourself, you won't be able to have healthy relationships with others.

In Matthew 22, we find the greatest two commandments, according to Jesus. The second is to "Love your neighbor as yourself." In this passage, we learn the key truth that, until you have a healthy relationship with yourself, you won't be able to have healthy relationships with others.

From the story of the paralytic man and his friends, we learn that our job isn’t to have everything figured out; it’s simply to create an environment where God can show up and meet you, and others.

From the story of the paralytic man and his friends, we learn that our job isn’t to have everything figured out; it’s simply to create an environment where God can show up and meet you, and others.

David interceding for Israel shows us that the world is bigger than our personal pain. How we handle personal loss, at a heart level, has everything to do with where God takes us next.

David interceding for Israel shows us that the world is bigger than our personal pain. How we handle personal loss, at a heart level, has everything to do with where God takes us next.

Each character in the story of the Prodigal Son has lessons for believers. Parents can take solace in the fact that God will handle their children’s spiritual destinies. At some point, children have to choose for themselves how they will live their lives.

Each character in the story of the Prodigal Son has lessons for believers. Parents can take solace in the fact that God will handle their children’s spiritual destinies. At some point, children have to choose for themselves how they will live their lives.

Through the two examples of Caleb and King David, we see that it’s our heart, not our talent, that qualifies us to enter into God’s best for our lives!

Through the two examples of Caleb and King David, we see that it’s our heart, not our talent, that qualifies us to enter into God’s best for our lives!