God can be glorified and His kingdom expanded in the 'whatevers' of our lives. The what matters less than the why.

As followers of Jesus, we are not commanded to stay in our church 'huddles.' Jesus, who who holds all authority, sends us to make disciples of everyone and promises His presence with us as we go.

When we consider the vastness of the universe, we are reminded how small we really are. Yet our great God reached out to us with a love that is equally vast.

If being a good Christian means keeping up with the 600+ commands in the Bible, we will be frustrated and fail. Instead of working so hard, we are given God's Holy Spirit to help us walk in step with Him.

God did not give us the Bible to inform, entertain or even inspire us. It is a means to a relationship with Him, that we can learn His ways and know Him. And the consequences of neglecting it are dire.

We often recite prayers by memory. But the privilege of prayer offers access the the very throne of God, more than the duty we sometimes reduce it to

We talk about "going to church", "saying our prayers", or "reading our Bible." But do our modern experiences match that of the earliest followers of Jesus?

Sometimes we may feel like our prayers are in vain, but God never wastes our faith

Elisha miraculously causes an axhead to float that had been lost in a river and demonstates steps we can take when we lose our spiritual 'edge'

Elisha's help for a grieving and indebted widow reminds us to stop worrying about what we want and instead offer God what we have and trust Him to give us what we really need.