When we embrace our limits and set our boundaries, we actually increase our capacity to love Jesus and love like Jesus.

Jesus went away to be with the Father - for no other reason than to be with the Father. It was important, in fact critical, to his being. He set boundaries on people, his schedule, and other's expectations. In Luke 10, Jesus tells us that it's better to be with him over just working for him.

What boundaries do you need to set in order to be with Jesus more for no other reason than to be with him?

While we are limited humans, we follow a limitless God. It's not our job to be limitless, but rather it's our job to unclutter our life and let the Holy Spirit fill the margin. By embracing our limits, we acknowledge the work of God in our lives.

Jesus didn't choose inaction. He knew what needed to be done, was obedient, and had a compassionate attitude. He asks the same of us. Jesus rescued us so that we might join him in rescuing others. That's what becoming a great church is about.

If we are going to become servants, we have to become available to God too (Here I am, send me). After all, God works more through the available than the able.

We need to make sure our minds have the right attitude. If we are going to become like Jesus we need to have the same attitude as Jesus. The motivation behind what you do is just as important as what you do. What is your motivation?

Explore the importance of trust in giving, including trusting in God's provision, church leadership, and our own ability to handle blessings responsibly.

The motives and biblical practices behind intentional generosity. From avoiding debt to practicing tithing and wise investing, learn how to align your actions with your faith to foster a lifestyle of generosity.

We explore the fundamental truth that all our possessions belong to God. See how embracing stewardship as a divine responsibility leads to a changed heart and unleashes hope into the world.

Why do bad things happen to good people? What we know is that the bad things that happen to us don't hinder the good things that God desires to do in us. It's possible to grow in the dark.