God's providence assures you that your life is not falling apart, it's coming together. The story of Esther assures us that we have been placed for a purpose and that we have a part in God's plan.

Is Christianity a better way to live? That's a question many people ponder and the story of Daniel gives us an answer that might just change your outlook on God.

You will be most fulfilled in this life not when you are true to yourself, but when you are true to your Savior. This is what Isaiah learned when he chose to follow God's will for his life. Isaiah responded to God's call by saying "Here am I, send me." To find and follow God's will is the greatest pursuit of life.

Spiritual growth starts from the inside out. David learned that spiritual growth didn't start with good performance, but with God's presence. A true heart for God will seek God for God. It is experiencing Him and knowing Him.

Bravery is interpreting what's in front of you based on Who's above you. This is what the judge Deborah understood when she fought against the Canaanites. Bravery is the foundation of spiritual growth.

Follow Gods path and you'll experience God's promises. This is what Abraham learned when he obeyed God and journeyed from his hometown of Ur. When we journey forward in our life, God will always bless it.

Your weapons are greater than your warfare. Just as Moses engaged in a battle to free his people, we are engaged in a spiritual battle for our life, family and church. Because of Jesus, you can have victory in any spiritual battle you face.

Meet needs instead of making demands. We come into marriage full of expectations, needs, desires, and wants. These stick with us and create a consumer based relationship. The Apostle Paul taught that a happy marriage is created when spouses see themselves as completes, not consumers.

The closer you are to God, the closer you'll be to each other. Jesus taught His disciples this principle when He washed their feet. Jesus served radically, loved unconditionally, and forgave wholeheartedly. Modeling our marriage after Him radically changes how we relate to people and it rekindles the spark in our relationship.

God has a direction in the midst of the dangers. Jochebed was a mom who stood between her son and the Egyptian empire that wanted him gone. She is a model for all Christians today, to stand up for the people God has placed in our lives.