We may all be sinners, but we know some good news: that Jesus is the friend of sinners!

It's not popular to admit we're all sinners in modern times, but it's true. We're not junk... we're not trash... but we've all fallen short.

Jonathan Edwards is famous for his sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God". But is God angry, or merciful? Perhaps this event in Jesus' life tells us the story.

Paul talks about being a fool for Christ. David dances before the Lord with all his might. A couple donates their land to the church instead of selling. Are we willing to give all we have for His glory - even if the world thinks we look foolish?

Two great evangelists - Charles Templeton and Billy Graham - dealt with their doubts differently. One chose to hold onto his doubts, the other, his faith. Choose wisely friends!

God uses things that seem foolish to the world, to achieve wise and wonderful things. Believe, and you will see!

While we are called to be fools for Christ is one sense, we are not called to an ignorant, thoughtless faith. Christianity is an intelligent, rational way of seeing the world.

God has a way of using what seems foolish to the world, for wise purposes.

Paul tells us to carry one another's burdens. Could it be that you are weak and weary because you have taken on too much? Spread the load, and find new strength. 

Two analogies - one of bees, one of cars - remind us that we find strength when we MOVE. Take the time to rest in God, and then get going again, and He will strengthen you as you go.