We are navigating a different kind of pandemic - one of bitterness and anger. Left unchecked, the resentment we experience can turn into bitterness. What can we do to stop bitterness from taking root in our lives?

When we see how wrong others can be, we fall into the comparison trap and forget that we need to look less at others and more in the mirror. How does humility help us live an Unoffendable life?

We all know those people...those who are challenging, critical, arrogant, sometimes cranky, negative and mean. They are everywhere! As Jesus followers, we are supposed to love everybody-even those people-but how do we do it?

We live in a Cancel Culture world where people are constantly either in the state of being offended, or looking for a way to be offended. Is it actually possible to live an UNOFFENDABLE life? What role does anger play and how should we respond to it?

We live in a world where people are constantly either in the state of being offended, or looking for a way to be offended. One of the reasons so many people are so angry is that they are so easily offended. Is it actually possible to live an...

Allowing the expectations of others to control our lives leads to a dead end road. How do we balance living in a culture that is constantly looking for "likes" and "selfies" while being an authentic Christ-follower?

Tailgating when driving is a not a wise choice. When following Jesus, however, it is a very important thing to do! Staying close to Jesus and following his footsteps in every way should be the goal of every Jesus follower - including water baptism.

Tailgating when driving is a not a wise choice. When following Jesus, however, it is a very important thing to do! Staying close to Jesus and following his footsteps in every way should be the goal of every Jesus follower - including water baptism.

The drive for more is appealing, but full of empty promises. Will more make me happy? Secure? Accepted? Learn what the desire to acquire actually produces in our lives if we don't use God's plan for our money and things.

Whether we admit or show it (or sometimes try to hide it), fear is the consistent, unwanted companion of us all. How do we navigate fear so it isn't an all-encompassing force in our lives?