The way we treat our people (Co-workers, friends, family, neighbors) on an everyday basis is a telltale sign. 

Recently, I've been wondering if the asking of this question can be problematic?

I don't want to learn for the soul purpose of simply learning.

Have you ever felt not noticed?

Have you ever laid in your bed at night and realized that you're unhappy and your life doesn't seem to be getting better anytime soon?

Things we can't control can so easily control our lives, how ironic. 

Often times, God doesn't take away the darkness, he walks with us through the darkness.

Why did my whole week change for the better?

She takes a swig of Alcohol for the first time in her life, the sudden surprise of it makes her mouth sting.

We need to be people who fight for those we love consistently and our main weapon is prayer.

Our home should be an extension of the life we want to live

Is it possible to have a vibrant, colorful prayer life?

We need to make time for the people who know us the best because it centers us to what really matters. 

To put blame on someone else is easy because it relieves ourselves of any responsibility.

We all pick battles, some of us pick things we can't control and some choose battles where we can make a practical change.

I'm afraid to say that in the midst of all the events and parties, that we forgot to simply connect on a human level.

Once we feel "less than" our confidence dips to point in where we can never truly live into our God given potential because we are so entrenched by our own insecurities.

Without genuine human connection, life is not sustainable, at least not a healthy one.

Have you ever had an extreme reaction to what others may seem as a small thing?

Those who I've seen, week in and week out, are the same people I feel most comfortable around.