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We're guaranteed hard things, would you rather face them with God, or without Him?

Our experiences of trauma and prolonged stress can keep us in survival mode for far too long. But what happens when we bring that same mentality to our relationship with God?

No one likes making mistakes or falling to temptation, but the bible tells us that those experiences are instrumental for our growth.

It's hard walking away from something that you love, but sometimes it's necessary in order to receive what God has prepared for you in the next season.

Is the pressure to be overly productive getting in the way of your peace? Is over-functioning inviting idolatry into your heart or planting good seeds for spiritual growth?

We all want to see growth and more spiritual fruit, but what are we contributing to the process to make sure that the soil of our heart is ready to receive what the Lord wants to do within us?

We all want confirmation from God, but sometimes what feels like confirmation could be a distraction from what God is actually trying to say.

"God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self control" 2 Timothy 1:7

Our hormones impact us more than we know, so we need to be on guard in EVERY way.

Growing in discipline doesn't happen overnight, and it doesn't happen without the sanctifying power of the Lord.

We know that God has a plan for us, so how can we join Him in the planning process and invite Him into ours? It all starts with the posture and position of our heart.

The voice you hear most often is the one in your head. Who does it sound like? What does it say about you?

We'll never need anyone as much as we need God

It's so easy to get caught up in the rat race and be consumed with work, but the biblical mindset is one that equally prioritizes rest AND work.

What God has for you will always be for you. We just have to be patient and trust his timing.