Everyone is a builder. Every single person is a General Contractor. We are all building something. The quality of what we build depends on what we do with the specifications we have been given. That is Jesus’ message in a nutshell. He gives us the blueprint, then says, “Go build a life.”

Who are your prophets? Who are you listening to? Who has your ear? What is their message? If you want to know if someone is proclaiming a message from God or from their own corrupt heart, just look at what the message is producing in you. Who or what is shaping you? What is making you you?

Abraham’s legacy can be divided into three sections: 1) Leaving, 2) Living, and 3) Looking.

Discipleship starts with a funeral. Before you become a child of God, before you can enlist in the Lord’s army, before anything can change in your life, you must die.

The Brown family joins us to talk about the work in Ecuador.

The entire Sermon on the Mount is about the heart and where your heart is located. While it sits just behind and slightly to the left of the breastbone, it’s still movable. It moves with your money. It moves with your possessions. Your heart follows your treasure.

Are you a Noah? As you ponder what it means to be a Noah, think about this—are you walking with God? Noah walked with God, and it made all the difference.

Do you know what grace is? It’s getting something you didn’t earn. It’s getting a reward for something you didn’t merit. In short, grace is letting Jesus mop up the mess.

There’s only one type of person—the one who has failed God. However, we fail forward when we take the experience of wrong decisions and allow them to teach us about right decisions.