In this series, we look at how Jesus teaches us to pray. Prayer is simply talking to God and also making time and space to let God talk to us. It is intimate when we begin to be intentional about it.

Whether it is in person or online, we hide who we really are or what is going on in our lives. We are imperfect people who God poured out His perfect love. The result we don't need to hide, but can be authentic.

Money, the purchase of a new home or new car and even a better job can makes us feel satisfied. That feeling goes away in time. True satisfaction does come from something, but someone.

When looked at as a cohesive list, the fruit of the Spirit describe Jesus himself. And as one star forms an even more majestic picture with other stars in a constellation, so the spiritual fruits listed in Galatians 5 form a grand picture of Christlikeness.

We learn that our luggage is often filled with emotions we might be unaware we feel, but God invites us to release the burdens and trust him to restore our brokenness and help us experience the freedom he offers.

Developing daily habits and routines cultivate spiritual formation. We can gain success in our daily walks with Jesus by understanding what the Bible says about habits, gratitude, meditation, and encouraging others.