Our calendar is less about what we want to get done and far more about who we want to become. Our calendars are a simple tool that remind what we've deemed a priority worth investing in.

Many of us are overwhelmed, over scheduled, and exhausted! How can we begin to live replenished?

Home sometimes hurt. Instead of being a place of safety and comfort, it can be a place of pain and disappointment. Home can be messy.

At Christmas time we go home to all kinds of people. What kind of people will sit around your dinner table this year? What gifts do they most need?

Jesus has come this Christmas to make his home in you! He is Emmanuel (God with us). He doesn’t make his home in you because you deserved or earned it, but because He loves you!

Jesus has made a promise, not only to never leave or forsake us, but to physically come back to claim us for His own.

In Chapter 21 we see that Jesus is making all things new. There will be no more sin, pain, or death. For the believer this is the finish line.

God is sovereign, meaning that he is bigger than I think He is and more involved in my life than I realize.

The judgment of God is often seen as contradictory to His love, but this is exactly wrong. God’s judgment is built upon the flows out of His great love! God’s love demands justice, as true love rights wrongs.

The American dream is alive and well. It rests squarely on two foundations: happiness and prosperity. The problem with each is that they are elusive and fleeting. In Revelation 18 we see the fall of Rome. And like Rome one day the kingdom we know will fall as well. This is why we're called to invest in a kingdom that will never fall—the Kingdom of Heaven.