No matter what our circumstances are, our lives still speak. The Bible teaches us that everybody matters, so even if someone doesn't have the appearance of success, if they are a widow, is to young, is to old, or handicapped, or divorced, or just seem to be someone that society has thrown away...their lives--our lives--still have a story to tell.

When our lives overflow with the love that Jesus has for us, we can't help but to share that love with others.

We all have a story. Some parts good, some parts difficult, but we should not be afraid to share it with others because Jesus may use our story to enrich the lives of others.

A father's love is a love without end, and that is exactly how much God loves us.

God is building a bridge between you and Him, and the cross is the foundation pillar of the bridge. And one day Jesus will come to take us back home to spend eternity with Him.

Often times we don't hear God because we've either filled our lives with so much noise we can't, or we're afraid to hear what He has to say. But if we're still and open to His voice, we'll find He's right there with us.

We may not always know what the voice of God sounds like, but if we turn our hearts to Him we can be sure to hear Him when He speaks to us.

From even the smallest seeds can come great things. We should always be ready to listen to God when He wants us to do something, no matter how insignificant it might seem or how far out of our comfort zone it might send us.

We can't explain all the contradictions of this life, all the intricacies, and all of the problematic issues that we face. But one thing we know, one day all that is wrong will be made right through the name of Jesus.

Have you ever found yourself not giving as much grace to the poor as you do to others around you? We pass judgment and make assumptions about the poor, yet Jesus says our voice towards the poor must be one of grace, of favor, of not judging them, and not trying to "fix" them. Jesus shows us undeserved and unmerited favor, and if we follow Him we are to treat people with that same grace and favor.