You've probably been through a transition or two and experienced victory and success... but you've also experienced failure and disappointment. And we tend to look at life as a tangible, physical thing, which leads us to dwell on our failures. But there is more to life than what we can see.

Often times we go through these transitions and we start well... but then some kind of failure happens and we mess up. We get discouraged. Sin doesn't just happen out of nowhere. It starts small and slowly becomes uncontainable. So how do we find healing from our trouble?

Often times we go through these transitions and we start well... but then some kind of failure happens and we mess up. We get discouraged. Sin doesn't just happen out of nowhere. It starts small and slowly becomes uncontainable. So how do we find healing from our trouble?

You know that moment when the rubber meets the road? You've been thinking about the transition—moving to a new house, starting school again—but you aren't really ready for it to actually happen. When the transition becomes a reality, how will you step in?

You know that moment when the rubber meets the road? You've been thinking about the transition—moving to a new house, starting school again—but you aren't really ready for it to actually happen. When the transition becomes a reality, how will you step in?

How do you offer your heart to God? What does that look like? We need to align our hearts with God. Our hearts ought to resonate with God's will and purpose for us and His people. But how do we do that tangibly and practically?

How do you offer your heart to God? What does that look like? We need to align our hearts with God. Our hearts ought to resonate with God's will and purpose for us and His people. But how do we do that tangibly and practically?

How do you remember? With any given day, there are so many moments. Days turn into weeks and weeks turn into months and months turn into years... do you ever find yourself wondering: where did the time go? What do you do to remember the moments that count?

How do you remember? With any given day, there are so many moments. Days turn into weeks and weeks turn into months and months turn into years... do you ever find yourself wondering: where did the time go? What do you do to remember the moments that count?

God allows disruption in our lives so that He can present us with a new way. So how do we respond to these transitions? How do we do it in a healthy way? How do we do it so that it creates vitality in our relationship with Jesus?