Compassion is not just giving money. It's also doing good works and sharing Jesus with our neighbors.

Our jobs bring us capacity and opportunity to love our neighbors. 

One of the simplest and most practical ways to love our neighbor is to go to work, do good work, and show and tell others about Jesus.

Jesus’ resurrection invites us to exchange all regrets for full redemption through the gospel.

We must lower our expectations of people and raise our expectations of the gospel to grow them.

A relationship will survive or thrive only at its capacity to give and receive love-centered feedback.

We give spirit-powered grace to others when we understand the magnitude of what we've been given because of Jesus.

Taking the "bitter pill" every day keeps us trapped in a life of disappointment, despair, and darkness. How can we "spit out the bitter pill" and step into the calling, freedom, and hope that Jesus offers us?

As followers of Jesus we need to wrestle with the offenses we hold and the forgiveness we withhold from those who harm us.

The Kingdom of God is not built on the affirmation and praise of people.