We are not spectators in the Kingdom of God; we are participants, and He is already at work! The question is not whether God will bring change, but whether we will be part of it.

God has created us for the purpose of reconciliation. Let's talk about our purpose and God's mission.

Changing a culture starts with one person responding to the call of God. Let's talk about His call to bring harmony to the people and places around us.

In John 4, Jesus confronts prejudice head on – that of moral superiority, status, gender, race, and religion. Let's talk about the lessons we learn from Jesus in this story.

Is your heart heavy from holding onto grudges and hope for revenge? Let's talk about laying down bitterness and unforgiveness and choosing God's grace and forgiveness instead.

Everyday faith is using what God has given us to create something meaningful for His glory. Let's talk about how we can practice this kind of faith every day.

People talk about fulfilling their calling, but what does that mean? And how do you discover your calling? Let's talk about some signposts to watch for on your journey to discovering your calling.

Changing a culture, a family, or a legacy begins with a person responding to the call of God. Will we respond to God's call of reconciliation?

The question is not whether we will face conflict, but how we can keep the Peace of God as we face conflict. Let's talk about it.

The Bible says, "The Lord gives his people strength...[he] blesses them with peace." Let's talk about how to receive God's gift of peace even in turmoil.