When we are willing to admit our imperfection, we are ready to receive grace. God desires for us to come to Him. He wants to shower us with His grace, but we are usually the ones blocking that from happening.

Grace is a free gift from God, but it carries weight. How are we to respond to God's grace? What should our next move be when God extends that free gift to us?

Why did God give us grace? Do we deserve it? Do we even care most of the time? What is our response to that grace?

God's ways may not always make sense, but His ways are always best. Can we have faith when the path looks like madness? Can we trust when things just don't make sense?

When God asks for us to make the ultimate sacrifice, can we follow through? Is the cost more than our faith can handle?

What do we do when criticism of our faith comes? Do we crumble? Do we stand strong? What does faith look like for us when it's not easy?

George Michael was a little confused about what faith is. Are we? Do we really know what faith is and what it can do?

Imagine having the Powerball winning lottery ticket and not redeeming it. What kind of insanity is that? What if we were actually doing that with our lives?

Everything worth anything can cost everything. What is the cost of our redemption? What did it cost for God to bring us back to Him?

What exactly is redemption? What does it have to do with me? Do I need to be redeemed?