When did we give up the qualities of childhood like hope, trust, joy and excitement and pick up the heavy weights of doubt, worry, fear and judgment?  Let's talk about why Jesus wants us to remember to be like children, his children, so that we may have a life full of fulfillment and love.

Self control is one of the fruits of the spirit.  Mastering this quality as often as you can will lead to a more fulfilling and rewarding life.  But how can we do it when temptation lurks at our door daily?  Let's talk about it!

Misunderstandings are literally missed opportunities to understand.  Amy discusses personal, national, and Biblical examples of missing to understand and offers thoughts on how to capitalize on our opportunities to understand.

Marriage is the closest relationship that God created to mirror Christ and the church.  It can be as fulfilling as we make it.  So why are fewer couples getting married, and why do so many marriages end in divorce?  Let's discuss how marriage can't survive on finding the right person...it thrives on each of us being the right person.

We have been entrusted to pass important information to the next generation, to those we love, and to those we come in contact with.  It's not always easy, but it is a matter of eternal life after death.  Let's discuss what we should be sharing as well as how we should be sharing it.

Worry is the opposite of trust in God.  Worry can leave us mentally, emotionally and physically exhausted and depressed.  Jesus tells us we have nothing to worry about if we can trust in him.  Even though that is easier said than done, we can overcome our propensity to worry and learn to live a more trusting and fulfilled life when we do.

The concept of time is interesting at any point in life, but a pandemic has caused us to consider time in different ways.  How well are you "wearing" the time you have?  We have a finite amount of time on earth to prepare for our infinite time in heaven.

When faced with challenging situations, we often rely on our own intellect and efforts when trying to solve the problem.  When that doesn't work, we might try to ignore or mask the problem in one way or another.  Learning to give control to God, the one who created us and wants the best for us isn't always easy, but the results are powerful.  Consider YELLOW - yielding, enlisting, learning, listening, obeying, and will as we position ourselves for allowing God to work in our lives.

How can we go from accepting only our point of view to appreciating the thoughts and opinions of others?  Understanding that the way we make meaning individually and collectively is a process to be approached by care and curiosity may be an answer.

Have you every wondered what your purpose is in life?  Why are you here?  In this episode, we will look into the Book of Ecclesiastes to consider what the wisest man who ever lived, King Solomon, has to say about our purpose and how we can live a meaningful life.