How does the world see us? What kind of light are we shining...one of hope or one of despair?

When is the last time you prayed for a revival of God in your life? A literal crying out that the Spirit of the Living God would fall fresh on you? Why is it that we don't pray in this way? Maybe the better question is do we really want it?

Not enough faith...the words nobody really wants to hear. So imagine the disciples having to hear that phrase from Jesus? Sometimes our faith is rooted in the wrong direction.

What is influencing your life? Have you allowed an unclean spirit to invade your house? Even worse...have you allowed it to come back and bring friends? Jesus has something to say about how evil works and since He's the Son of God, we should probably listen!

Where is your faith planted? Jesus gave us multiple examples of our faith through the example of the sower, but the real question is are you growing? Is your plant flourishing or withering?

The love of God propels us to forgive. Many think that we can only forgive when we love others, but what is God saying about our enemies? Maybe we should forgive because of God's loving forgiveness of us? Or better yet...maybe we forgive through the power of God's love for us?

Jesus compares his generation to children in the marketplace...or on the playground. What does that mean? Maybe the bigger question is who's rules are you playing by? Are you just following the crowd or letting God make the rules?

We all build houses in life. It's what our foundation is that makes the difference in whether it sustains the storms of this life. We can be wise or we can be foolish, either way, the storms will come.

Judge not or judge? Is it never OK to judge or are we showing love by judging at times? Oh...and what about that speck in your eye? Jesus first secret is about if, when and how we should judge. The parabola is in play...

God's grace is a personal thing, but it's also meant to be experience by others. What is keeping you from stepping toward the rest of the Body of Christ?