Romans 12:3-8, on getting to the place where you can serve out of joy instead of self-discount, and on where your own spiritual geography meets the kingdom of God.
Romans 12:3-7 on spiritual gifts approached from an unusual angle: not what you can accomplish, but the fact that you are a beloved child who was never going alone.
Romans 12:1-2 opens a series on what you are built for. We are human beings, not human doings — and nobody is traded on a spiritual commodity market.
Proverbs 9 on wisdom, opening the new year with the reminder that the morning is less about what the preacher says than about what God intends to do.
Acts 6:1-7. The first church's first conflict — widows overlooked in the daily distribution — and leaders who knew what they were built for and delegated the rest.
An interview with Christine Garde, founder of Could You?, on the work in Mozambique and the road there from Young Life and the San Diego border.