Do you recognize your need for God? It's not that our need for Him is any greater today than it was yesterday, rather it's our awareness of our need that ought to be growing.

It's my Rubik's cube that serves as a reminder that we were made with the capacity to learn, to grow, and to create – what is it for you?

There are eight words in Psalm 46 that have the power to change our entire paradigm - "be still and know that I am Lord."

What word do you think comes to mind when God thinks about you?

God uses His provision as a means to pursue our hearts.

How we relate to God is influenced by culture and experience, it’s imperative to remember His “other-ness” — His ways are higher than ours.

The sooner we see it’s us that orbit around God, not the other way around, the sooner we’ll experience true freedom and peace.

Celebrations like Independence Days function as a small glimpse into where the Story is heading and the promise of one new people gathering together in worship to the King.

Life can be unfair and full of trials, but there’s a purpose to these times that far outweighs the discomfort — they’re essential in growing our roots.

God loves with an agape love. It’s higher, greater, and deeper than the love we’re capable of apart from Him.

Fighting anxiety is less about “letting go” and more about shifting our gaze from our concerns to One who is greater.

It’s the truest, most beautiful things about us and God that come under the greatest attack.

It’s not new practices or fancy words needed to access the deeper portions of our being, it’s often simply slowing down to the unhurried place.

Having a certain, sturdy foundation pays dividends when facing the inevitable uncertainties of life.

God is able to use even our bad decisions and falling away as new opportunities to reveal to us His redeeming power. Upon return, we find a bolstered faith.

Wisdom sets preventatives. Make it harder to do the wrong thing, and thus easier to walk down the straight path.

There’s beauty all around us and if we’re not careful we can get used to it and miss the incredible experience of noticing.

The purpose of deconstruction is always reconstruction — don’t leave with your house destroyed.

Ownership is practiced in the present and is essential for us as we move forward from our current circumstances.

Our belief becomes solidified when we become obedient towards our belief.