What is so different about people of great faith?

Money, and lots of it.  That's what Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bernaud Arnault, Bill Gates and Warren Buffet all have in common. 

"Let your speech always be gracious, seasoned with salt so that you may know how you ought to answer each person" (Colossians 4:6). That's a great Bible verse, but how do you really do that, in the heat of problems in relationship?

Have you found that you can't live a holy life? Good for you—you've discovered one of the most important principles in life!

Harvard Business Review defines it as, "Doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud." It's called Imposter Syndrome.

Have you heard it said, "People don't care about what you know, they want to know how much you care?

This stanza of a poem written in the 1700s is where we probably get the familiar phrase:  God works in mysterious ways. After decades of watching God work, I'd say, if I can think of how God might do something, that's probably not the way He will work! And I'm thankful that God's methods aren't limited to my human-sized brain.

What was the last thing you did last night before your eyes closed?

Have you ever wished life had a big panic button you could hit?

Sometimes, you have to go through something to get past it.