There will be difficult situations and personalities that will confront us; the key is to maintain our peace and not become unglued or allow anger to control our responses (Jas. 1:19:-20).

There are moments when we rush through the day. But what about allowing the day to come to you? Tomorrow will take care of itself and next week will eventually get here. How about taking time to enjoy and appreciate today? (Matt. 6:11).

Doing something different or new may pleasantly surprise you by trusting the Lord with your day. Honor Him today by breaking new ground!

In this final installment, we look closer at the meaning of sacrificial and unconditional love as the followers of Jesus Christ (I Cor. 13:4).

We continue our discussion on the quality of love that is unselfish, kind, and doesn't seek to hurt or harm others. It's our way of life as the followers of Jesus Christ (1 Cor. 13:4).

The quality of love that is unselfish, kind, and doesn't seek to hurt others is what we are all about as followers of Christ. It's our way of life (1 Cor. 13:4).

Too often we focus on our minuses and place very little attention on our strengths. What does God say about us and do it we know it very well (Ps. 139:14)?

It's easy to allow emotional and mental fatigue to cloud your reason and passion for serving the Lord; however, don't lose your why (that is, who you are doing it for and why) (Gal. 2:20).

We continue the discussion on sharing and pouring our hearts to the Lord. Releasing all of life's cares and difficulties to Him (Ps. 62:1-2).