Have you considered what legacy you are leaving for the next generation? Will you be leaving something worth leaving behind? If you want generosity and compassion in your kids, it's got to be in you.

Think about the people who have made a difference in your life. At some point, somebody came along and their investment in your life helped you win. Don't you want to do that for the next generation?

This generation is the first that doesn’t need adults for information. But they do need adults for interpretation. What can we do to help the next generation to see the world in a way that sets them up for success?

The Greatest Generation. Baby Boomers. Generation X. Millennials. Generation Z. Each generation is distinct from those that came before and those that come after. They have different priorities and different experiences. They see the world differently. It’s easy for the generations to live in conflict and competition. But what is our responsibility to the generations that come after us?

A study shows that 68% of Christians believe "God helps those who help themselves" to be true. Some even attribute the idea to Jesus. Not only did Jesus never say this but it runs contrary to everything Jesus represents and to what he has to say about God.

If you want to grow spiritually, commitment isn't enough. You must be connected. That's what groups are all about.