What is the dream you're living? More specifically, what does success look like for you? We have a lot of definitions of success that we don't even choose. They were assigned to us by culture, family, friends and circumstances... We need to make an intentional choice.

This chapter of Genesis is often skipped because of its jarring and abrupt content. What does it have to do with Joseph's story? Consider this: God wrote this. There's a significance to this whole narrative. If it was irrelevant, why was it put here?

This chapter of Genesis is often skipped because of its jarring and abrupt content. What does it have to do with Joseph's story? Consider this: God wrote this. There's a significance to this whole narrative. If it was irrelevant, why was it put here?

God has a dream for you. He has a desire for you to live that dream, but know this: living the dream is not about your comfort. Living the dream is not about your happiness. We have the privilege of being a part of God's narrative and ultimately bring glory to His name.

God has a dream for you. He has a desire for you to live that dream, but know this: living the dream is not about your comfort. Living the dream is not about your happiness. We have the privilege of being a part of God's narrative and ultimately bring glory to His name.

Most of us see friends and family around Christmas time, all of whom are very different and diverse with opposing opinions and conflicting convictions. But most of the time, everyone agrees with a resounding yes that our world needs hope.

Have you ever opened the Bible and God just drops some Scripture in your lap? A holy speed bump, if you will. We often cruise along when we're reading through Scripture and God stops us with a speed bump. He catches our attention.

This season tends to bring out in us a desire for perfection. We plan a perfect Christmas, perfect events, perfect gifts... by now, it has probably gotten a little messy. We're all looking for a little hope. That's when we turn to the Christmas story, but does it bring hope?

This season tends to bring out in us a desire for perfection. We plan a perfect Christmas, perfect events, perfect gifts... by now, it has probably gotten a little messy. We're all looking for a little hope. That's when we turn to the Christmas story, but does it bring hope?

Have you ever opened the Bible and God just drops some Scripture in your lap? A holy speed bump, if you will. We often cruise along when we're reading through Scripture and God stops us with a speed bump. He catches our attention.