Jesus healed people one at a time because God cares about individual people.
Sometimes it is the destinations out of reach that create the circumstances God uses to remind that we are never out of his reach.
Only do what only you can do.
Uncertainty in a leader is always magnified in the heart of the follower.
Nobody at home should feel like they are competing with somebody at work.
Courage is essential to leadership.
Being a sinner does not disqualify you from following Jesus. It’s a prerequisite.
Selfless, generous, compassionate living is unassailable.
Something I’ve noticed. Church planters don’t pray for revival. They pray for opportunity, favor with the unchurched and leaders.
Maintaining peace with God is more important than keeping pace with someone else.
Saying a prayer won’t make you a Christian. Placing your faith in Christ as your savior makes you a Christian.
Here’s something to think about: If God appeared to you and asked, “Why should I let you into heaven?” how would you answer?
If you’re a Christian you can’t have an “I’m better than” attitude toward anyone because everybody is somebody for whom Jesus died.
If you want to know what Jesus meant by what Jesus said, pay attention to that Jesus did.
God’s extravagant generosity toward us compels us to be extravagantly generous toward others.
If there is a perceived difference between what you expect from others and what you expect from yourself, it will eventually erode your influence.
One of the exciting things about being a believer is watching God unveil His plan for our lives.
The followers of Jesus did not die for what they believed – they died for what they claim to have seen.
Why? Why did God provide me with more than I need?
Christianity teaches that when man sinned, God opted for forgiveness rather than fairness. He opted for grace and mercy rather than justice.