It is so easy to lose our passion for life. We get stuck in a rut and a routine and struggle to get excited about the daily drudgery. What if there is a way to experience so much more from your life and experience the supernatural fire of genuine purpose and passion?

If there is one thing no one ever does it is leave a gift unopened. The whole point of a gift is to open it! While that is true, the real question is: Have you opened the gift that God has placed right in your lap?

The one thing every person will experience at some point in life is pain. It comes in all shapes and sizes and we do everything we can to avoid it. What if the pain in your life is part of a much bigger plan you may not see?

So much of life is pretty small. We have commutes, meal prep, appointments and a lot of little things that make up our lives. Sometimes most of life can feel pretty mundane and insignificant. What is there is more going on that we can see? 

Each of us face a battle that rages inside of us where we want to stop doing that thing we know we shouldn't be doing. Tweaking our game plan by understanding our opponent and knowing who we are, can help us gain victory! 

Every day there are forces pushing against us and trying to shape us into a certain type of person. How do we pushback and step into the life that God really wants for us?

There is a battle raging all around us. We may not be able to see it with our eyes, but we must learn how to fight this battle if we do not want to become a casualty and instead want to come out victorious.

Life can sometimes feel like a treadmill with all the daily demands and endless weeks. How do we avoid slipping into going through to motions and really live a life of real passion and purpose?

We all crave to have close friends but often struggle to find and forge the types of relationships we really want. What does it look like to form the types of relationships that are truly life-changing?

No matter how much or how little money we have, we are all trying to find ways to manage our money better. What timeless wisdom is there for handling our finances that will guarantee we can thrive?