Daughters.

The difference between men and women is vast. It goes way beyond biological realities. Within those differences, we are given a glimpse of the full image of God. He created both men and women in His image, equally. And God longs for His daughters to be fully alive.

Sons. Every man starts life as a son. All through life, men search for the answer to some key questions, like “Do I have what it takes?” God invites us to experience His love in a way that helps us answer the deepest questions, as we return to Him as sons.

Uncovered Heart. God’s desire is that we would walk with Him in unbroken fellowship. Brokenness caused by sin can cause us to walk in insecurity instead of intimacy. Let’s look at how we can arrest our insecurities and restore a transparency that strengthens our relationship with God.

Loopholes. When it comes to loving others, loopholes are not the way forward. Jesus came to set a standard of living and loving that we need to strive toward, not skirt around.

Money Matters. Is there an area in our life where money doesn’t matter? Perhaps, but one thing is for certain, our personal attachment and management of money matters a lot. So much so, that 25% of Jesus’ teachings involve the subject of money.

The paradox of Purpose. Every person wants to find purpose in their life. The paradox of purpose is that we must allow God to shape our priorities if we want to discover a truly meaningful purpose. Envy, comparison, criticism, and complaining cut away at our purpose and cause us to live pursuing entitlement instead of fulfilling our purpose.

Stewardship. God’s Kingdom is one where our participation is key. As the people of God we have the opportunity to use our abilities for God’s purpose. The abilities we have are gifts from God and lead us to an understanding that our responsibilities in life are simply our response to His ability within us.

Disciples: How many times should I forgive those who sin against me?

Jesus: How many times do you want God to forgive you? It's a tough question as we wrestle with this powerful reality of the Kingdom of God!

Never Mind.

Ever changed your mind about something? It happens all the time. We think one thing, then read another article or watch a documentary and now we’ve changed our minds. In a day when we are never short on information, we long for truth that sets us on a course of true change.

Weeds.

Weeds are like a poison that causes damage to agricultural ventures. From lawns to crops in a field, weeds can suck away life sources and diminish the rerun growth. Jesus once used weeds as an illustration to describe the evil and suffering in our world and a poison that can go disguised as something good in our hearts. Jesus’ response to such weeds, might shock you.