We frequently react to people who are destroying themselves; we react by learning to destroy ourselves.

Whenever we are thinking too deeply and too hard about ourselves, it may be time to focus on doing something that serves somebody else.

If we absolutely can't feel good about something we're doing, then we shouldn't do it - no matter how charitable it seems. We also shouldn't do things for others that they ought to and are capable or doing for themselves. Other people aren't helpless. Neither are we.

If we develop in-depth knowledge it will enable us to give our best to others and help to make a better world.

Your wealth of experience makes you rich. Spend it on hurt people. They need it so badly.

Paul didn't just see emotions. He saw the need they represented.

God has a task for you—one He planned very long ago and suited for our present generation. Remember you are not responsible for completing anyone else's task, just yours. God desires for us to encourage one another in our tasks (see Heb. 10:24—25), but we are responsible only for completing our own.

To lose yourself in righteous service to others can lift your sights and get your mind off personal problems, or at least put them in proper focus.

I partnered with Mission: it's a really cool company based on giving athletes what they need. I have my own signature lip balm because when I'm up on the hill, protecting your lips is so important.

Acting is my first love and I want to stick to it. But I would be happy to offer my inputs to a script, if asked.

The Bible teaches us to be more concerned about the needs and feelings of others than our own. We are to encourage and build self-confidence in our loved ones, friends, and associates.

Thinking of and serving with others can be an antidote to negative and unhealthy introspection.