There's a saying, "you only get out of something what you put into it." It's an expression meant to convey the reality of sowing and reaping (you reap what you sow). The problem is there are a lot of things in life that take a very long time to produce a "harvest." And that's why it's so tempting, at times to quit and throw in the towel. The Apostle Paul felt the same way...

There's a saying, "you only get out of something what you put into it." It's an expression meant to convey the reality of sowing and reaping (you reap what you sow). The problem is there are a lot of things in life that take a very long time to produce a "harvest." And that's why it's so tempting, at times to quit and throw in the towel. The Apostle Paul felt the same way...

All of us struggle with comparing ourselves to others. There's the woman at work who just dropped 30 pounds. Or the neighbor who drove up in a brand new Acura. Or the brother or sister who can run faster and get all A's.

The Bible (and even Jesus, Himself) has some good news about the lives and fortunes of other people and the way in which we tend to compare ourselves to them.

All of us struggle with comparing ourselves to others. There's the woman at work who just dropped 30 pounds. Or the neighbor who drove up in a brand new Acura. Or the brother or sister who can run faster and get all A's.

The Bible (and even Jesus, Himself) has some good news about the lives and fortunes of other people and the way in which we tend to compare ourselves to them.

Why is it that when we have a "slip of the tongue," we're actually telling the truth? And why is it that we tend to say the most amazing things when we're really tired and our guard it down? It's because the tongue is connected to something else...something far more important.

Why is it that when we have a "slip of the tongue," we're actually telling the truth? And why is it that we tend to say the most amazing things when we're really tired and our guard it down? It's because the tongue is connected to something else...something far more important.

Weighing in at a little over 2 ounces, the human tongue has the power to shape relationships, self-worth, job performance and even your connection with God. In this message, Max Vanderpool lays out some practical advice for saying what you really want to say (and keeping from saying what you don't).

Weighing in at a little over 2 ounces, the human tongue has the power to shape relationships, self-worth, job performance and even your connection with God. In this message, Max Vanderpool lays out some practical advice for saying what you really want to say (and keeping from saying what you don't).

Families and churches are in trouble in the United States.

And each is trying to "better itself" alone. But what if families and churches were meant to work together? What would come as a result of it?

Something we call "orange glow."

Families and churches are in trouble in the United States.

And each is trying to "better itself" alone. But what if families and churches were meant to work together? What would come as a result of it?

Something we call "orange glow."