Doing God’s will is certainly a goal for us a followers of Jesus.

Look at who Jesus centered in the family dynamic… and who he left out.

Our friend Alex Shippee shared this spoken word with us on Sunday

The key to facing your insecurity is holding to your belovedness.

These are the final verses of the book of Zephaniah, and they sure are good.

God is speaking to those who have not felt affirmed.

So much of what we’ve talked about on the Therapist Series has been about seeing ourselves in new ways and taking on a new self that is made in the image of Christ.

A friend asked me (Bill) this week how to internalize that sense of being loved by God.

Sometimes our hearts need to get bigger. That process works better when we hold tension instead of repressing one side or the other.

God breaks through all the fog and confusion and pain…

This week is a week to pray all our recent isights into our heart and souls.

Paul’s prayer is focused. It’s theological. It’s deep.

Today we’re going to try to exercise our prayer muscle a bit

Today we have a simple prayer. Simple, but not easy (sort of like following Jesus).

Thousands of years before psychologists studied the benefit of helping others, the book of Proverbs was on to this deep truth about life.

Listening, really listening - that makes all the difference.

Most parents would tell their children that it is not ok to do that. So what do we do with this verse?

So much of the wisdom we learn in the book of Proverbs is practical, contextual, and refreshingly direct.

It’s hard to find a prayer that works when we are angry, but this one is pretty good.