
The Daily Devotional
What If My Family Is a Mess?
The opposite of love isn't hate; it's not caring.
The Daily Devotional
The opposite of love isn't hate; it's not caring.
The Daily Devotional
Jesus thought family was important, and he expects us to think the same. We are not to idolize them, but we are to prioritize them.
The Daily Devotional
Seek him with everything that you do, recognizing that as you do, this will transform not only your relationship with him but your relationship with others.
The Daily Devotional
When you are in relationship with God, you are enough because he is enough.
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To "seek first" is to prioritize our relationship with God above all else. It's recognizing that, like a wheel, God is the hub that holds the spokes of all other relationships.
The Daily Devotional
If God is knowable, the greatest regret we can ever have in life is to not take advantage of this opportunity.
The Daily Devotional
Our greatest desire in life should be to have a relationship with him so strong that eternity feels like a natural transition.
Our greatest desire in life should be to have a relationship with him so strong that eternity feels like a natural transition.
Get the big things right. And if you get them right, the rest of your life will fall into place.
Get the big things right! And if you get them right, the rest of your life will fall into place.
The difference between a life-giving discipline and a death-giving discipline is perspective.
Turning Sunday Belief Into Monday Action
Jesus cast his bread in pursuit of relationships. The preacher of Ecclesiastes cast his bread in pursuit of pleasure.
The major component missing in the preacher’s life was not the quantity of things but the quality of rich relationships.
The reason the preacher of Ecclesiastes lived an unfulfilled life was that he “cast his bread” in pursuit of a hollow return.
Get the big things right. And if you get them right, the rest of your life will fall into place.
It’s easy to let relationships slide. One day, we’ll be a better parent or friend. One day, we’ll figure out the whole God thing. One day, we’ll give to those in need. One day, we’ll mentor others. One day...
“The good life is built with good relationships.” - Robert Waldinger
We all have an invisible notecard that highlights our priorities. And we all make decisions based on what we value most.
Life does have meaning, but it needs to be lived in the right way. You can find value in everything you do, but you have to start by getting the big rocks, the greatest priorities, in the right order.
Get the big things right! And if you get them right, the rest of your life will fall into place.
The difference between a life-giving discipline and a death-giving discipline is perspective.
The difference between a life-giving discipline and a death-giving discipline is perspective.
True celebration is an outward expression of our inner confidence that despite life’s hardships, God is good, and there is reason to have joy.