Crossroads

Do you want your faith to endure? Prepare for your trials. Get rid of distractions from God. And look at Him rather than your hardships.

To grow in physical strength, you must push your body to the limits; the same is true of our faith. Test the limits of your faith.

Whatever you believe about yourself, God has given you value that can't be taken away. You can see it when you take care of others.

Jesus gave His life to give us a new day. Remember the price He paid for us, and give Him this new year.

Our greatest opportunity to love God is to show love to children. Our duty—parent or not—is to raise them well and show them Him.

You know that look a person gets when you give them the perfect gift? Give that to God.

Peace requires that we forgive others and let go of bitterness toward God; surrender our whole lives; and nurture peace within us.

You can't take it with you, but you can send it forward. Be generous, and when you enjoy your reward in heaven, you won't regret it.

God calls us to give 10% of our money for ministry and the needy. It's tough. It takes planning. But God blesses us when we give.

Most of us have more extra than we think. And our extra isn't always meant for us. Giving is the first step to financial freedom.

Your spiritual checkbook is the same thing as your physical checkbook. Each financial decision you make is a spiritual decision.

It's time to wake up spiritually. That means listening to God's call, stepping out of comfort, and face the day.

Remodeling your house is hard work. So does remodeling your life. It may be messy and it may cost you, but God's plans are worth it.

We shut the bedoom door when company comes over. What areas of your life are off-limits to God? To be close to God, let Him in.

Confession and forgiveness help clean up our lives. When we don't use them, we fill up with things that are toxic to our souls.

What sustains you? God offers us spiritual food; is it sitting uneaten? Do we take in a balance of grace and correction?

We all have places we keep old things. Are you holding on to things left over from your life before you met God?