2 Peter 1:6

What are you doing for someone else these days? Jesus thought about others and helped them all the time and so must we.

Came something good come from bad situations? Paul Faulkner shares several good things about bad things helping us focus on what is important.

Will you hang in there when things are tough to do? Growth takes consistent, persistent effort, it is not something that happens right now, but God is at work right now to make it happen in us.

Can anything good come out of politics? While we can get sickened by election rhetoric, sometimes good lessons can be learned from good men!

What's lacking when see all this failure in positions of leadership? Rubel Shelly reminds us that the real missing link in so many great athletes, politicians, and business leaders is integrity and character.

What can you learn about life from the Wizard? Learn life lessons from John Wooden about character, not just about basketball.

Where does the strength for a crisis come from? Strength for trials -- heroic and righteous behaviors -- don't just spring up, but are built into the fabric of our everyday lives through faithfulness in small things.

Not only will the Holy Spirit help transform us to become more and more like Christ, which must be our goal; the Spirit will also produce God's fruit of goodness in us. Demetrius Collins and Phil Ware lead us in a virtual, DIY, worship through words and music using YouTube videos to encourage us to grow in Jesus now that we have tasted that the Lord is good and crave good spiritual food.

Most important things require us to hang in and hang touch to get to our destination! So often we look for short cuts or ways to cut corners to get to a goal that can only be reached by hard work, perserverance, and a willingness to keep on working over time.

To become more like Christ, we must allow the Lord to lead us in the dance of grace to the music of the Holy Spirit. Phil Ware shares article three in his four part series on being transformed to become like Jesus.

To become more like Christ, we must allow the Lord to lead us in the dance of grace to the music of the Holy Spirit. Phil Ware shares article three in his four-part series on being transformed to become like Jesus.