It’s easy to feel like your weakness gets in the way of God using you or saving you. But in the Christian life, nothing is farther from the truth. Your weakness is the way God uses you.

Why do we have to submit our *whole* lives to God for critique and change, not just parts of them?

Why can’t we say, ‘God is allowed to speak into this issue, but that one is off limits’? Why can’t we say, ‘It’s not really a sin. Or if it is, it’s not a big deal’ ?

Because we have to get at the root of sin in our lives.

We all wrestle with believing in forgiveness. What makes us wrestle? What helps us move forward?

Why is the Derek Chauvin verdict significant in the context of racial reconciliation? What’s some context for better understanding it? Read along to find some brief thoughts that aim to unpack it a bit and enhance our ability to engage with it if we don’t naturally understand.