Jesus said Christians were to be the salt of the earth, but many believers just act sour. What can we do to be what God has called us to be?

To live in worship everyday, we have to start walking away from worshipping ourselves and move through the four levels of worshipping God.

Learning to worship God in spirit and in truth requires us to shed pride and doubt. But how can we get a right perspective of who God is?

Who we allow ourselves to spend time with will influence us. If we want to truly finish well, we need to allow ourselves to be sharpened by others who are committed to a life in Christ...even if it hurts.

A relationship with God is never a partial experience, but an all-in, 100% daily worship experience.

In the darkest moments of our lives, and often in the greatest pain is when we have the opportunity to praise. And when we do, God grows us.

Finishing well for God is a long process that comes into fruition only in life's final season. Mildred Rogers has lived her life faithfully for God, and at over 90 years old, she's not ready to stop yet.

What are your priorities? To move forward requires both being willing to rearrange what's important and to sacrifice what isn't, and God's wisdom is our guide.

Making emotionally or chemically charged decisions always leads to pain and regret. Proverbs 23 helps us see how we can make wise decisions that will lead to meaningful lives.

Proverbs 16 gives us a picture of how God's spirit and His wisdom will help us control our emotions, make level-headed decisions, and avoid giving in to despair or anger.