Sometimes we get so wrapped up in appearances that we forget God’s interest in our hearts.  How can we break free and view ourselves from His point of view?

Nobody likes bad news, but our world seems to be filled with it.  It can become so much that we start to live in fear of what tomorrow might bring.  The only way we can rise above the fear and face tomorrow with courage is by trusting that God will keep his promises.

What does daily courage look like for those who find their identity in God, especially when it comes to speaking truth to others?

Nothing from our past should negatively impact our present or future in light of the cross.  Rather than allowing it to define us, God can use our past to refine us and make us more like Jesus.

Unexpected failure can lead to paralyzing fear.  In order to keep going, we need courage.  But what is courage and where does it come from?

When His STORY is your story, the BEST is yet to COME!

The entire Sermon on the Mount has been leading up to this moment of decision: are we going to live life on our terms or are we going to live life on God’s terms?

Jesus uses specks, planks, pearls, and snakes to set up what has been called “The Golden Rule”.  This Rule is not a law to avoiding breaking, but a life to start living.

In God’s Kingdom, the circumstances of your life do not determine the quality of your life.  Nothing can shake the joy of those who seek God’s Kingdom first.