We often don't pursue better, because we don't think we're worthy of better. However, it is our relationship with God that qualifies us.

We may never be called to martyrdom, but every day, we can lay down our lives to follow Jesus.

Some people say, "Yes" to Jesus without really knowing what they signed up for. It's important to read the fine print.

They say an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. The question is are we willing to do the hard thing necessary to prevent the spread of sin?

Normalization can be good or bad. There's value in knowing we're not the only ones struggling or even failing, but it's counterproductive when we use it as an excuse to quit trying.

Fathers want to lead without controlling.

Last night we saw the first supper moon of the season - when the moon seems bigger and brighter because it is closer. God's size and presence often depend on how close we've chosen to be to Him.

Just because we've got health insurance, car insurance, and home insurance doesn't mean we're reckless. Just because we're saved in Jesus doesn't mean we don't shouldn't about how we live.

It's better to go with your gut than listen to the crowd IF your gut is guided by God while the crowd just is guided by each other.

When "somebody should do something," remember you're somebody too!