Our posture, or approach, to the important relationships in life is the foundation for our transformation.

There's a key that opens our ability to have better relationships with God and with people. It won't happen on the surface, we need to go deeper.

What we need are not more new year's resolutions, but vision for the new year that will fuel our passion for who want to become.

The real wonder of Christmas is that the almighty, all-powerful, all-knowing God chose to contain Himself in the very small package of a baby boy.

Our approach to Christmas can cause us to miss the best gift. The key to finding the best gift is found in Mary's story at that first Christmas.

We've become so accustomed to noise and busyness that we can miss out on God, especially during the holiday season.There's one thing we can do to ensure we won't miss Christ and the wonder of Christmas.

Creating a legacy of generosity in our lives takes intentional thought and action and flows from our faith. The Bible has some great insight for us on how we can take steps to create that lifestyle.

To embrace abundance, we need to shift from seeking "me" first, to seeking God first. Priority is the one shift we must make to set life on a different path.

Because so many of us carry baggage around when it comes to money, it becomes one of the last areas for us to bring under God's authority in our lives. How do we take a heavenly perspective in the the practical area of our money?

Christianity makes little sense in our world system. The more we try to "play" our faith with worldly values, the more we lose.