It's not the prodigal son's rehearsed confession that secures his welcome home, but the father's love...and that's the foundation.

The context for 'I am with you always' is a promise given to those who take the disciple's journey.

Just as God brought Joseph out of Egypt and into the promise land, so will He make certain that we are not left behind.

There are many reasons, both positive and negative, to leave home. In Genesis, we see Jacob leaving under very negative circumstances. What can we learn from his story?

There are three recurring parts to a spiritual journey. You have a home. You leave that home. And you eventually return.

If you want to sharpen your ability to hear God's voice, practice the art of confession

Well-being, blessing, & renewal is not static. It's kinetic, meant to be in motion. God doesn't have a lake. He has a river

Peace? Yes, please. Contentment? Not so sure. In Philippians 4, Paul shares the secret to contentment.

Resurrection happens in the darkness of our sadness. It's not the denial of our pain; he shows up in the middle of it.

Our good friend, Dan Wilt, visits this week to share a powerful message on the Lord's Prayer. Dan serves in the Communication & Resources arm of the Vineyard USA Movement.