The Christian life is more than just commitment to Christ; it includes a commitment to other Christians.

The cliché is true: People don't care what we know until they know we care.

Everyone knows about the problem, but no one talks about it openly.

I'm on your side

This is how you remember God: you bless those who need it the most in the same way that God blessed you when you needed it the most.

Your marriage will only be as healthy as the least healthy one of you.

I am for you. I've got your back. I am committed to your best. Help me understand things from your perspective. What can we do together to change things?

When you create space for another to thrive, it always unleashes new energies.

So when people say they don't believe in hell and they don't like the word "sin," my first response is to ask, "Have you sat and talked with a family who just found out their child has been molested?

We crave coming together and connecting with others because this is what the entire universe has been doing for billions and billions and billions of years.

So is it not only that a person has to respond, pray, accept, believe, trust, confess, and do—but also that someone else has to act, teach, travel, organize, fund-raise, and build so that the person can know what to respond, pray, accept, believe, trust, confess, and do?

I felt this new life surging up within me. I don't need people to be anywhere else. I can meet everybody where they are.