We run into all kinds of people on a daily basis: Personalities, preferences and all the other unique quirks and characteristics. There are a few types of people to avoid but there is one type of person we must become if we want to thrive.

There are endless fads and flavors of the month for anything you can imagine: Weight loss, parenting, investing, dog training, and everything else. With all the information available to us, what are the absolute timeless principles and truths that will guarantee success in your life?

We all have moments in life where we want to end up in a certain place, but it does not work out. It can happen with careers, relationships or anything else. Even when we end up in a place we did not intend, there is one move we can make that will guarantee we end up where we are supposed to be.

Well done good and successful servant? Well done good and influential servant? God admires faithfulness. What would it mean to MOVE towards being more faithful in our lives? 

It is very easy to go from day to day just in survival mode. We have so many things to juggle and keep up with. But as we are running from one thing to the next there is one question we should ask: What are you building with your life?

We all would love to see God work in our lives more. We want to know our lives are making a difference. What can we can do to guarantee that God moves through us in powerful ways? As we move, God will move.

It is sometimes hard to know exactly what God wants us to do with our lives. While it can be difficult, there are some clues God gives us. There are special gifts God has placed in you that give a hint for why you are here.

God has more for us. God wants more for us. But some of God's greatest moves in our lives will only come when we move.

How do we make the most of the opportunities that God presents us with? The answers can be found with some simple things we take for granted in our everyday. 

We will spend 90,000 hours over the course of our lives working. For most people, work is something you endure until the weekend. How can we approach our work in a way that is not just good for our workplaces but life-changing for us?