Why do we experience pain? Is there a way to deal with it or make it go away? Or is there a deeper purpose to our pain that would allow us to not only persist through it, but to process our pain?

Property boundaries determine what is our responsibility when it comes to our home.  But how good are we are setting boundaries of self-control in our personal lives?

Relationships are foundational to our lives. And true friends will shape the people that we want to become. Who are the people we have invited into our circle to help us determine the stories we want to tell?

Change can be hard. Why? Because it’s difficult? Because it’s different? Because it’s disruptive? Possibly. Maybe we don’t like change because most of the time we try change, it is without a solid foundation to stand on. How would our changes change if we had our foundation figured out?

Are we indecisive on making any decisions because we have lost our faith in the possible? Perhaps it’s more about the who and why instead of the what and how.

Our lives are made up of hundreds of small decisions we make each day. The decision to act, to sit, to talk, to go… even the decision to remain undecided. Each of these decisions is rooted in a core motivation: what is the right thing to do? Every decision matters. So what IS the right decision?

We are to be good managers of the money that God has provided to us. How well do you know where your money is going?

Why does it feel like our finances are sometimes so out of control that it is almost like our money controls us instead of us controlling our money? What do we do? How do we get out of the cycle that allows our money to dictate what we can and can’t do, especially when it comes to being a blessing to others?

Does money add meaning to our life or is it the meaning of our life?

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