True and lasting satisfaction only comes from one place: the good Shepherd. What does the good shepherd do for his sheep? Makes us, leads us, refreshes us, and guides us.

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There are three different types of depression we will all struggle with at some point: Physical, Circumstantial, and Spiritual. How does Psalm 42 teach us to handle our depression?

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We have all made mistakes. Because of those mistakes, we have all experienced guilt. But should we experience guilt? David would say we should.  

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How much of our prayer is a request? For some of us, we only pray when we have a request. But do we ever take time to praise? To be intentionally grateful for all the benefits God gives us? Psalm 103 teaches us how.  

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How do we become satisfied in life? Psalms tells us that we need to feel and know God. And Jesus says the same thing.

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There are three different types of regrets we can have in life. Regrets from our mistakes, regrets from other’s mistakes, and regrets from life’s mistakes. How do we navigate through all our regrets?  

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The dependence myth tells us that we are only a good couple when we are dependent on each other. Because of this myth, too often we expect our partner to fulfill all of our hopes, dreams, and desires. But Paul teaches a better way.

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If we want to have a love with no regrets, we can't worry about what the other does. We have to take personal responsibility. Luckily for us, Paul gives us the best description on what love looks like.  

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There are two myths that many of us believe about romantic relationships: The right person myth and the promise myth. But Jesus commands us to love in a different way.

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