It’s a tough season. There are a variety of challenges all around us.  But sometimes, when we only hear bad news, we need to be reminded of what’s still good in the world.

In the face of so many challenges, how do we resist the pull that anxiety and fear seem to have on our minds and hearts? How do we keep ourselves focused on the peace and strength that is offered to us through Jesus?

There are times when things seem hopeless. There doesn’t seem to be a way through the challenges of life. But the Good News of Easter is that, even when we can’t see the way, Jesus provides a path no one knew was there.

Life seems to come at us with break-neck speed. The faster it comes, the more jumbled our thoughts can become. And yet, we have to make decisions every single day. How can we trust that we’re making the right choices? It’s only when we move out of the fast lane, and into the slow lane.

Life seems to come at us with break-neck speed. The faster it comes, the more jumbled our thoughts can become. And yet, we have to make decisions every single day. How can we trust that we’re making the right choices? It’s only when we move out of the fast lane, and into the slow lane.

Life seems to come at us with break-neck speed. The faster it comes, the more jumbled our thoughts can become. And yet, we have to make decisions every single day. How can we trust that we’re making the right choices? It’s only when we move out of the fast lane, and into the slow lane.

Life seems to come at us with break-neck speed. The faster it comes, the more jumbled our thoughts can become. And yet, we have to make decisions every single day. How can we trust that we’re making the right choices? It’s only when we move out of the fast lane, and into the slow lane.

Life seems to come at us with break-neck speed. The faster it comes, the more jumbled our thoughts can become. And yet, we have to make decisions every single day. How can we trust that we’re making the right choices? It’s only when we move out of the fast lane, and into the slow lane.

In relationships, we often believe if we find the right person it will make everything right. So we ask ourselves, “Is this the right person for me?” Maybe we need to be asking a different question: A question that shifts our focus from seeking the right kind of person to becoming the right kind of person.

In relationships, we often believe if we find the right person it will make everything right. So we ask ourselves, “Is this the right person for me?” Maybe we need to be asking a different question: A question that shifts our focus from seeking the right kind of person to becoming the right kind of person.