Until Jesus’ death and resurrection, his ministry was basically limited to the people he could reach personally or through his twelve disciples.

Afterward, the Holy Spirit’s indwelling power was given on Pentecost, allowing Jesus to duplicate Himself exponentially from generation to generation through an army of empowered followers on earth.

The same love for the world that caused the Father to give his only Son also caused the Son to give you and I to the hurting people in our generation.

We all want to be that person who's willing to stand up for injustice, but we can't forget that it comes with a price.

We are all adopted. The challenge of Jesus is this: Will you open your home the way God has opened his?

We're all searching for something in this life. No matter what we’re seeking, we’ll only find it as we let go of the "less valuable" things in life.

Your life has a rhythm: the patterns, habits, and routines that move you. Where are the habits or rhythms of your life taking you?

Disruption is inevitable. There’s growth and life that only surfaces when our comfort has been disrupted.

How do we know what is and isn’t Christian? Can Jesus only be found where and how I’ve already found him?

Is Christianity a "personal" or "communal" faith? What does it look like for when God places us in a family?

All dreams start with “what if?” We are never more alive than when chasing the dream of “what if!”