When we abandon the lie of ‘should,’ we are set free to a life of dependency where God can accomplish his work and receive all the glory.
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Mirror Not Muscle
God’s game plan is not for believers to muscle their way into a God-glorifying life, but to become mirrors who reflect His magnificent image through the power of the Spirit.
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Overcoming Gravity
This is the gravitational pull of religion – to turn a gospel of grace into a do-it-yourself endeavor.
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God is Always Previous
Our God of grace is always the initiator and we are responders. He always makes provision for anything He asks us to do.
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The Missing Part of the Gospel
Too often the “Christian life” is misunderstood as an inheritance we receive after we die, rather than an abundance that begins right now.
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Too Easily Satisfied
The problem is that we are ‘snacking’ on things that fail to satisfy or nourish us. Our pursuit to be satisfied will never provide the fullness of life that Jesus promised—in Himself!
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The Aftermath of Dependence
If a flourishing life is an abiding life, we cannot flourish without a dependent relationship with Jesus.
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Trapped in a Throwback
Are you trapped in a throwback version of faith, rather than the present-day reality of how we can connect to Christ?
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The Fatal Cost of Competition
Companionship dismantles the striving spirit that needs to perform or achieve more. When a person believes they are truly loved and known, they become unencumbered with proving their merit.
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Reaching for More
Is there a need at the root of this dissatisfaction— to be seen, known, and loved? If there is, the answer may not lie in acquisition of a thing, but in engagement with a Person.
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