What is a called person? A called person is someone who finds fulfillment in their work, not matter what that work is. It's all about your attitude, because your attitude is what tells God that He can trust you with whatever job He gives you.

The Old Testament tabernacle was a shadow of things to come. Then, there was a physical curtain that separated man from the presence of God. Today, that barrier is our flesh. Through salvation, God has removed that barrier in an invitation to commune with him.

There are 3 ways to live: Good Enough, Pursuing Greatness, or Greater. It is God's will that we live Greater, that we live with the understanding that God is going to accomplish great things in our lives out of human capability.

It's so easy to get information today. FaceBook and Twitter are right at our fingertips. The problem is, those sources are secondhand information and they only contain a small portion of truth. We can't be that way with our beliefs. We need to go straight to the source and find that rock to hold onto when the storms of life come.

There are times in your life where you can feel less effective in ministry, almost like serving the Lord is an appointment on the calendar. Every believer goes through this. You've just lost your spiritual edge, and you need to sharpen it.

The revival of the spiritual man, the inner man, is something that God intended to happen again and again. Like an animal shedding its skin, we have to continually throw off that old man and old attitude that is hindering us from the new blessings of God and a new time of refreshing.

It seems that more and more today's society is looking back on what once was, on how things used to be. Now, especially, is not the time for the church to stop being the church. We can't dwell on what God did for us in the past. He did it before then, and He can do it again now.

We center our lives around Christmas. We save money, put up decorations; it's a time to look forward to. It's a beautiful season, but we need to move past Bethlehem. We need to take that Spirit past Christmas and out into the world. Think beyond this season and look toward the future.

Kamikaze's, the suicide bombers of WW2, were designed to sink warships more effectively than any bomb. They were dedicated, they had a mission, and they saw it through to the end. The church has a mission to "Go ye therefore into all the world..." and we must see it through to the end.

Most of the time, we know we need a miracle in our situation. When God tells us He will provide, we get all excited and we try to help God along with our miracle. We pull out the big guns, we plan and prepare, we give God the tools we want Him to use. The problem is, if He does things our way, it's no longer a miracle and it will not solve the problem. We need to get out of the way and let God work the miraculous.