Our relationship with boundaries has a direct impact on our capacity to serve joyfully and faithfully rather than shutting people out or people pleasing until we burn out.

What if the things keeping us from serving effectively aren't necessarily bad things—but an inability to differentiate between good things and better things?

Have you ever withheld service because the would-be recipient seems unworthy or unrepentant? We challenge mindsets that might contribute to this attitude, in light of Jesus’s example.

Our willingness is overlook offenses is a huge step in loving others (and serving them) well. Is it easy? Nope. Is it necessary? Absolutely.

When we develop eyes to see others as God sees them, we will look past their flaws to remember that they are children of God who are still worthy of our service, and that their weaknesses also come with inherent strengths.

When we speak of taming the tongue, we often focus on how we shouldn’t be using our tongues, but this week we examine how we should be using words, shifting the conversation away from basic self-control into truly speaking words of life.

“Footwashing” and “hospitality” are two words that should be very familiar to Christians…but have you ever connected them together? This week’s study will forever link these two concepts in your mind.

How can we course-correct when our marriage has moved a bit off track? This week has no video or study guide and instead offers a resource for tackling this important topic through prayer, study, journaling, and crucial conversations.

Marriage is so much bigger than this person you live with daily…it’s a type of the relationship that Christ has with the Church. We are called to sacrificial love and oneness and the payoff of a God-driven marriage has timeless implications for all involved.