In "Smelling smoke - there is fire," Lysa TerKeurst says when you're smelling smoke, you either need to put out the fire or get yourself out of that fire
In "The only One in control," Lysa TerKeurst asserts that trying to control the uncontrollable breeds chaos. We need to surrender to the only One in control.
In "When people mess with our names," Esther Fleece Allen says others mess with the core of who we are when people mess with our names.
In "Forfeiting the adventure God's destined?" Mark Batterson says you're forfeiting the adventure when you choose safety and predictability.
In "Maintaining a mindful posture toward the storm," Aundi Kolber says we must maintain a mindful posture toward intense situations.
In "Prone to rehearse our missteps," Susie Larson notes that we're prone to rehearse the things that God has most certainly forgotten.
In "Functioning like the masterpiece you are," Dr. Tony Evans says you feel like the masterpiece you are by functioning like the masterpiece.
"The test of compassion is in the and" is the March Short Meditation from Crown of Compassion and includes the song "Dancing on the Waves."
In "Kiss the wave - what I've learned," Mark Batterson cites a kiss the wave quote attributed to the famed English preacher Charles Spurgeon.
"We'll never walk alone down the Red Sea road" is the latest Short Meditation from Crown of Compassion, with a song from Ellie Holcomb.
"Far, far better things ahead" is the latest Short Meditation from Crown of Compassion and features the choral work "E'en So" by Paul Manz.
"My God -- the strength of my soul" is the latest Short Meditation from Crown of Compassion and includes Matt Maher singing "Your Love Defends Me."
In "Pain in the community of faith," Alicia Britt Chole stresses that pain in the community of faith results from how people are treated
In "Under the rug - part of your soul?" John Eldredge cautions that when you sweep problems under the rug, part of your soul goes with it.
In "A tribal approach to community?" Kyle Idleman bemoans our Western culture's increasingly tribal approach to community.
In "Troubles = isolated hassles and hurts?" Max Lucado says you'll grow bitter and angry if you see your troubles as isolated hassles, hurts.
In "Foundation of courage = vulnerability," Ruth Graham cites Brene Brown, who says vulnerability - the foundation of courage.
In "An internal reality - the blessing of God," Mark Batterson asserts that the blessing of God is an internal reality - a state of mind, a state of soul.
In "Object permanence - habit formation key," Mark Batterson says object permanence means you believe things exist without seeing them.
In "The language of attachment," Timothy Keller says God applying the word compassion to Himself represents the language of attachment.
