So many times, we have an idea of what we think God should do, but how He actually responds can be drastically different. What do we do when God fails to meet our expectations?

Chances are, you've never had Satan visit you everyday for over a month trying to get you to do something wrong. So how do we relate to the story of Jesus being tempted in the desert? And how do we respond when temptation pops up in our own life?

When we come to Jesus, He sees & accepts us the same as anyone else. Do we see others that way? Is that how we view ourselves?

Inviting someone to anything involves risk and can seem scary. What's the trick to feeling less nervous about inviting someone to experience Jesus? It all starts with our relationship with Him.

God has called each of us to invest in others. It's hard, it's messy, and oftentimes it can be very painful. But don't put up your Do Not Disturb sign yet, because the reward of an invested life can amount to more blessing than you could have imagined.

Hey Moms! Feeling weary or overwhelmed, like you're carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders? Be encouraged, even the world's best mom had troubles with the world's best kid.There is no perfect mom!

In the end, what makes the most impact in our daily lives are the little things. God only requires 3 things from us that, if put into practice, will mean a world of difference in our relationship with Him and others.

People pay good money to have services like AAA assist them when their vehicle breaks down. And rightly so, no one wants to be alone when the car goes bad. In our lives, do we have someone dependable that we can call upon when we break down? Are we the type of people who can be called on when someone else is in need?

Have you ever experienced that anxious feeling when you drop off your car at the mechanic? It's embarrassing, it's going to be expensive, and what if they find other problems while they are under the hood? How do we respond to that anxious feeling when God is looking into our hearts?

Every car has a history report called a Carfax showing any accidents, maintenance servicing, or thefts attached to the vehicle. What if someone was keeping track of our life's history report?