Remember that wealth isn't meant to be piled up and admired. It's meant to be put back into the service of God and of people.

There's a temptation to compare yourself to other people. Especially when things aren't as we'd like them to be. Don't fall for it.

"The longest distance between two points is a shortcut." John Maxwell. Be wary of shortcuts!

You can know God's vision for your life. To do so, you must see the vision, believe it, act on it, then persist in it. Sounds easy, right?

When God issues an invite, the only response should be to enter in. Don't be like those who lose out on their blessings due to unbelief.

In life there will always be doubters. Even Jesus was doubted. Speak words of faith to your doubts and to your doubters!

Sometimes it may feel as if your well of blessings has run dry. Where there was once a flow, there appears dryness. But God never dries up!

In times of crisis it's common to yearn for a "golden age" gone by. In so doing, we often glorify the past. Glorify God instead.

God is not looking for you to help yourself. He wants you to bring your cares and burdens to Him. Let Him do the heavy lifting.

There's a temptation to look at church as "What do I get out of it?" That may be the wrong question. What do you bring to the table?