The Bible teaches us that God’s answer to self-criticism lies in nurturing a learner’s heart.
God enjoys the process of helping us become who we’re meant to be
When we’re truly grateful for God, our lives will change in ways we could never imagine
Everything in our lives—the good, the bad, and the ugly—is part of the process of becoming who we are meant to be.
The heart is powerful enough to determine the course of our lives: what we feel, what we say, and what we do.
The church of the Bible was dynamic, powerful, and life-changing. So why has church attendance today been declining?
When we have the certainty that God loves us completely for who we are, we can be satisfied no matter what.
The parables of Jesus show that he understands you, can help you understand yourself, and help you understand God.
We need to acknowledge what is wearing us out, especially the ways in which we become focused on rules and behaviors.
God wants us to both have our own happy and satisfying life and to help others have an opportunity for that life, too.
Jesus can teach us how to break free from a frustrating, unsatisfying, and rule-dominated experience of Christianity to find a real relationship with God.
What the Parable of the Great Banquet teaches us about God’s invitation is to be part of his Kingdom.