There is nothing wrong with being independent. There is nothing wrong with asking for help. The problem only begins when we decide only one of those is possible.

Are we avoiding seeing the things that we can’t unsee? How much compassion would there be if we could see the view of someone else’s world?

It is disappointing when our plans do not work out. What if our plans did not move forward because a better one was waiting for us?

Do you dabble in the details or dive on in? Does your focus on those details ever get in the way of building the kingdom?

The battle of what is true and what is not can only be won within our minds and hearts. Don’t let all the confusion fool you . . . it is personal.

Do you give your goals a place to live in your schedule? Or are they just the location you dream of visiting someday?

Are we just trying to get through the busyness of the season still standing? Maybe the season was meant to bring you more than a deadline.

When we are spending a lot of time trying to find that perfect gift, we must remember that sometimes the simplest answer is the right one.

Writers are often guided to show and not tell their stories. What if we took that same advice in all that we do?

I wonder what would happen if we didn’t tell God how far he can go? What does life look like when we move out of the way?

It is a hard realization when we look in the mirror and see we have so far to go. We are a new creation, but we still need a lot reflection.

These are tough times. But we can still check on each other and we can still look for light. I know where you can find some.

How strong is your chain if one day off could break it? Is the goal just to get there or to enjoy the journey?