Forgiveness is a solo act before God. Reconciliation is a coming together.

What kind of tree are you? Visit the Bible and meditate on what quotes about trees mean for your life and how you live.

God is constantly talking to us. He longs for a close relationship with us.

In retrospect, I can very easily picture God, with His awesome power.

Worry can disrupt your daily life as you dwell on what could happen and not pay attention to what God is doing in your life.

It should also come as no surprise that having a spirit of thankfulness is good for your health and overall well-being.

Your Christian walk is how you are living out the Gospel in your life in your spheres of influence (i.e. job, family, leisure, church).

The driven person drives. The called person listens and responds, answering the call from God, a unique call fashioned in the mind of God.

We must use our heads, our hearts, and our hands. And when we know, love, and serve God, it is Jesus Christ we know, love, and serve.

The Lord leaves no doubt that He wants us to use the personal assets He has given us.

But that power is never unleashed in your life if you read and study the Gospel without living it.

God wants us to look beyond what we see, beyond the physical.

When you manage your time, you are managing yourself, maximizing the gift of life God has given you.

Watching the road. This living in the moment is what is called mindfulness, even when we have short- and long-term goals.

The Lord knows exactly what we need to do fulfill our God-given purpose.

Think of God the Father as the "great psychologist."

We often look at other people and assess their personalities. Consciously or unconsciously, we see a recognizable order to their behavior.

What do you do when you face the giants you fear? Do you freeze in place or flee?

We need to pause and look around us. We need to watch for God’s golden strands of involvement through the working of the Holy Spirit.