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The Good Life: Part Seven

In Part 7, Jesus speaks directly to the way we judge others. It’s easy to compare, critique, and measure the people around us. But He invites us to look inward before pointing outward — to examine our own hearts first. This isn’t about perfection; it’s about humility. When we release judgment, we make room for grace — for others and for ourselves. The good life begins not with fixing everyone else, but with taking responsibility for what’s happening inside of us.

The Good Life: Part Six

In Part 6 of The Good Life series, we continue through Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount and step into one of His most challenging invitations — how we relate to money, security, and trust. We all feel the pull to hold tight, to protect, to make sure we’ll be okay. But what if the good life Jesus describes feels lighter than that? What if freedom from worry is connected to something we’ve been gripping too tightly? This isn’t just about finances. It’s about the heart — what we believe about God, about provision, and about where our security really comes from.

The Good Life: Part Five

In Part 5 of The Good Life series, we turn our attention to the prayer Jesus gave us — often called The Lord’s Prayer or Our Father. For many of us, these words are deeply familiar. But what if we’ve been moving too quickly past something that was meant to shape us more than we realized? There’s a depth here that’s easy to miss. This week’s challenge: Pray The Lord’s Prayer three times a day — morning, midday, and evening. Let it reshape your perspective on who God really is and notice what begins to change.

The Good Life: Part Five

In Part 5 of The Good Life series, we turn our attention to the prayer Jesus gave us — often called The Lord’s Prayer or Our Father. For many of us, these words are deeply familiar. But what if we’ve been moving too quickly past something that was meant to shape us more than we realized? There’s a depth here that’s easy to miss. This week’s challenge: Pray The Lord’s Prayer three times a day — morning, midday, and evening. Let it reshape your perspective on who God really is and notice what begins to change.

The Good Life: Part Four

In Part 4 of The Good Life series, we explore a shift from living for approval to living from a deeper place of relationship. It invites us to consider how the quiet, unseen parts of our lives shape our hearts, and how where we place our attention slowly forms our sense of value, peace, and purpose. The good life Jesus describes isn’t built on being noticed or getting it right—it’s formed in the hidden moments that draw us closer to God. This week’s challenge: For seven days, do one intentional thing each day that’s just between you and God. No credit. No recognition. Simply notice what it does in you.