It’s easy to become consumed with having our needs (and wants) taken care of, but we are also responsible for the needs of others. Living the artful life is learning how to use our resources for the greater good. 

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Are you living for tomorrow, or today? When we are living the artful life, we admit our own limitations and trust the character of God, creating an environment of kingdom living.

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In your relationships, are you focused on self or on others?

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The Artful Life is about how we deal with one another, our character according to the standards Jesus set for His followers. Wisdom, then, is knowing that what you do is just as important as what you say.

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The truth to understand this week is the tongue has the power to direct and destroy, but also to lift and praise. 

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James cautions us on giving preferential treatment to things we perceive to be below us and showing a preference for particular people. 

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A true faith that doesn’t respond is no faith at all, but we must respond thoughtfully, compassionately, and obediently if we are living artfully.

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Why do some people seem to do better with life than others? It’s not because of their circumstances; it’s because of their faith. True faith allows them to approach life differently–and with hope.

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The end of our series on Peter brings a reflection on change.

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While God loves us the way we are, He’s not content to leave us in that condition. Not only does God know your potential. He is actively engaged in helping you reach it. Transformation is a continuous yet messy process.

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