Contrary Disciple

We are defined by our response to pressure.

Will we be defined by our hidden or advertised natures?

How does control inhibit generosity?

Is our true objective ‘to seem’ or ‘to be?’

Is the formula for success merely a cliche or a certainty?

Our focus on absolute self-reliance has left us wanting.

Have we errantly valued recognition?

Amidst this continuing uncertainty how do we strive for more than mere persistence?

Should we be striving for fairness or something more?

Has our quest for recognition gotten us any closer to it?

Have you ever been so caught up in the process that you forgot the purpose?

We have errantly defined submission and humility in the 21st Century.

Are secrets impeding our personal growth?

How do our definitions define us?

When was the last time you took a chance on something off-brand?

Is it reality or our expectations that have failed us?

In this challenging season we wish others would cut us some slack.

How do we experience certainty in such uncertain times?

We arrive at Easter feeling unsure and alone, wondering just how long this will last.

Who knew staying at home would be this challenging?

Current events have driven us to isolation, but is this event wholly novel?

We can all be obstinate at times… especially when we want to be.

“Why do you search for the living among the dead?”