Everyone has a responsibility to protect the least of these; children, seniors, the disabled, all who are vulnerable. Sadly, many do not.

When did and why is it okay for the least of these to be taken advantage of?

Each day, in every area of our lives, we're presented with situations and/or individuals that are presented as an opportunity, an option or the only.

The importance is in recognizing where everything lies.

Despite life's challenges individuals are being built with perseverance, faith, and trust. Whether you're told this or not you are are seen and valued, keep pressing forward and to appreciate the joy that comes from overcoming adversity.

Many have their reasons for not speaking out when violence happens. To combat violence is a community wide effort. Each of us has to decide whether keeping silent outweighs speaking out.

A vast majority of people go through life walking as a VIP. Some have the physical challenge of being visually impaired and rely upon various individuals and/or aids to assist and lead them.

Christians have the Holy Spirit to lead and guide us daily as we're to walk by faith and not by sight.

Many make decisions that impact their life. Whether it's employment, relationships, etc. and throughout encounter resistance and opposition. There are many reasons for that, but one definitely could be God trying to realign because a decision was made and acted upon that wasn't in God's time.

Have you ever been caught off guard by life—maybe by a mistake, an unexpected challenge, or even a small conversation—and later realized: “That was trying to teach me something”?

Being outdoors can provide clarity and answers to prayers. It brings into perspective the space the people occupy.

When you encounter open doors of opportunity, do you walk through? Or look inside and honestly admit to yourself that this one is not it. Knowing that one day the door will open again and then it'll be time to walk through.

Life—doesn’t always play fair. It is so easy to feel the pull ofsomething heavy— something dark, and loud, and bitter. You don’t have to become hardened just because life was.

When you decide to let go of bitterness—not to excuse whathappened, but to set yourself free—you begin to rise.

That is true strength.