Our status as God's children isn't based upon anything we've earned. It's a result of God's lavish love.

Being part of the family of God doesn't happen by accident. It's the result of being chosen and deeply wanted.

Timing is everything. When the stakes are at their highest the unlikely hero recognizes the value of showing up, even at great personal risk.

The easy choice is the path of least resistance, but culture can be transformed when an unlikely hero chooses to go against the grain.

Nowadays it's easy to mistake hustle for heroism, but it's an unlikely hero who stops trying to make the impossible happen and chooses instead to believe the One for whom nothing is impossible.

Other people can be challenging, messy and beyond our control. But our willingness to take risks for another person can lead to unlikely heroism.

Adversity comes in many forms, and nobody is exempt. But your response to adversity can shape you into an unlikely hero.

The resurrection of Jesus gives us hope that what is dead in our lives can come to life again. This Easter we celebrate the hope we have in Jesus!

The inviting life demonstrates the love of Jesus in action--but it can't stop there. When the time is right, an inviting life means speaking up about the hope we've found in Jesus.

We hear people all the time, but how often are we really listening? The inviting life is characterized by a mindset of curiosity and a commitment to be slow to speak and quick to listen.