How can we have peace in the chaos of life? We must resolve our conflicts by not confusing minor issues with major ones, taking the first step, quickly forgiving, speaking with love and grace, and remembering that we're teammates. We must release our worries by talking daily with God and not trying to control the outcomes. And, we must renew our thoughts by rehearsing the truth and getting in the habit of praise.

The secret to joy is to live every day as if we haven't arrived. How do we move toward the prize? We stop living in the past, imitate the right people, beware of the roadblocks, and set our minds on the eternal.

How can we have a life that counts? We must choose our advisors carefully, stop trusting in our own ability, make knowing Jesus our greatest treasure, and exchange our life for Jesus' life.

What are the keys for facing your giant? First, remember God's faithfulness. Know who you are by standing out from the crowd in faith, not trying to be someone else, and guarding your heart. Finally, adjust your perspective.

Are you driven or just merely livin'? Commitment is powered by personal surrender. Commitment is standing out in faith. Commitment is persistent faithfulness and faith over fear. And commitment is always rewarded.

What is the secret to joy? In a world full of darkness, we can be the light. We shine our light by realizing that life change is a lifelong process, pursuing righteousness, never wavering from the Gospel, and living life in faithful service to God and others.

What is the secret to joy? Remember where your home is and who you belong to. As citizens of heaven, we stand together in unity, in suffering, and in humility.

Real joy comes when Christ is your life, not when life is perfect. What does it look like when Christ is your life? When Christ is your life, your perspective of difficult problems changes, people become partners not competitors, death becomes a gift, and your purpose never ends.

First, why do our words matter? What we say is powerful, untamable, and revealing, and we are accountable for what we say. Then, how do we clean up our words? We must guard our hearts, speak life-giving words often, and be led by the Holy Spirit.

Envy can be defined as discontentment with what I have and resentment with what you have. The truth about envy is it ruins our relationships, robs us of enjoyment, and rots our bodies. How can we get rid of envy? We avoid the temptation to compare and celebrate God’s goodness to others and to us.