Have you ever felt like you've lost your way? Usually by the time we realize we’re lost, we’ve been lost for quite some time. And we instinctively ask, "What should I do?" Instead, there’s a different question to consider.

If you do not see God as a father, you will not see yourself as a son or daughter.

Being “lost” is not just for those who aren’t Christians.

When it comes to what we think God is like, and who he likes, we need a much bigger perspective. The way Jesus lived was meant to expand our view of God and his love for us.

Doubt doesn't have to be an off-ramp to faith. In fact, it's a natural part of the journey.

No matter if our current season of life is easy or difficult, we strive to fix our eyes on Jesus instead of our circumstances.

Our circumstances are not an indicator of God’s absence.

Your great work is to identify the distractions that keep you from the “problem” that you are uniquely positioned to solve.

Great work is often found on the other side of a terrifying longing. How could clarity regarding your “terrifying longing” reduce the allure of the distractions you’re most susceptible to?

So, what happens when we find ourselves on the other side of that decision, stuck in the shadows?