Matthew 25:36

How do we define what is so easily distorted? Bill Sherrill reminds us that the measure of success in Jesus' eyes is whether or not we helped those in need who are around us.

What is your unit of measurement? Bill Sherrill challenges us to judge our success based on our hearts and our service.

When was the last time you stared in the face of the Lord? Phil Ware continues his five part series on yearning for the presence of God and shares with us ways to experience Immanuel, Jesus as God with us.

Have you fed Jesus lately? You will probably never get the chance to give pizza to a famous actor. But you can reach out and help Jesus today. You can serve the hungry, the thirsty, the lonely, the naked, or the prisoner. You can help "the least of these" and really be doing it for

What if we actually treated everyone we meet as if they were friends? What if we greeted everyone as if they were a long lost friend who we were glad to see?

What can I learn about hard-hearted parishes in Louisiana? Judging the hard-heartedness of some Louisiana parishes leads me to look at my own hard-heartedness.

Will you take a moment and pause for this special kind of prayer? We need to pray for those who giving of their time, effort, energy, and themselves to be involved in the relief, recovery, and clean up in post Katrina aftermath.

Which of the two are you most like? We need to be those that serve and not like those who tell others to serve.

Have you seen Jesus here? Phil Ware continues his leadership series on the Immanuel Sayings or ways to experience Jesus, this one focuses on compassionate service.

Who does Jesus value most? We will be judged by how we cared for the least, the left out, and the lonely.

How would Jesus deal with folks in Beverly Hills? In Hollywood, we can find people who are rich and people who are poor, but what they have in common is that they all need the compassion of Jesus demonstrated to them.

Some connections God makes inescapable no matter how costly obedience may be! Phillip Morrison reminds us of the need to be open-hearted to the refugee crisis both as Americans and as Christians and to see this as a moral imperative.

You've been there, haven't you, where you needed help and wondered if anyone was there? Phil Ware talks about using our summers to do God's work.

Are you walking down the hard road alone? Phil Ware continues to share his insights on experiencing Jesus as Immanuel.