It's amazing how God reveals himself to us through symbolism used throughout scripture, and how He has gifted us with communion to partake in. 

Jesus freed us from the burden of being the master of authority in our lives. Yet, we still try to control matters on our own. How do we respond to authority more like Jesus?

Unlike children, we have made our lives complex and filled with busyness. How can we slow down and simplify our lives to become more aware of God's presence, ultimately getting to enjoy the things He's given us?

We are frequently striving for greatness, a greatness that brings glory to ourselves. Jesus calls us to a higher standard, one of greatness that brings glory and honor to Him. How can we step into humility in our service and actions?

Our identity and personalities make spiritual formation a unique thing for each of us, and we wonder how we find confidence in the formation happening in our lives. So, what does spiritual formation mean and how do we step into it? 

Surrender our lives is TOUGH. Laying down our plans and desires is no easy task, but allowing the Holy Spirit to be in control leads to an abundance of fruit in our lives.

The why behind the things we do matters. Are we doing things for selfish gain or for God and His Kingdom? 

Jesus has given you a unique gift and He is calling you up to use it alongside of Him for the Kingdom.

Tending to the soil of our own souls takes place when we spend intentional time with the Lord. As we care for our soil, we can begin to tend to the soil of those around us.

As followers of Jesus, we are called to follow in His footsteps of forgiveness. Forgiveness is no simple or light-lighthearted task, but the act of forgiveness will transform our souls. So, how do we forgive ourselves and others?