Question of the Week Archive

What in my life is a need versus a want? The word need is incredibly overused today. All someone really "needs" is food, water, air and hope. It is said that a person can live 40 days without food, 3 days without water, 8 minutes without air, but only 1 second without hope? How have you prioritized your needs and wants?

Is my motivation inward looking or outward facing?

How much time do I spend training my body versus training my soul?

Am I living for the bounty that this world will provide and is it satisfying me?

With all I've done wrong in my life, am I truly worthy of God's love?

An I truly humble or do I weave self-deprecation into my boastful conversations to offer the appearance of humility?

What if I learned to trust my Faith and let God work through me despite an unyielding sense that I need to be in control?

Where do I truly belong in this world?

What if I was made for more than this?

What if I tear down the walls that I've built to keep the world out and let the Lord in?

What if I put my trust in God to give me the power to do the things that I know need to be done?

What small miracles do I pass off as just coincidences every day and how can I have faith to see them for what they are?

What if I chose to value others above myself and took care of their needs before my own?

How often do I say thank you and it actually comes from my heart?

Am I grateful for all that God provides to me through Jesus?

What if "you do you" became "I do you", putting others first?

How does my choice of words impact those around me for good or for bad?

What if each word out of my mouth was positive instead of devisive?

What if I used my God given gifts to make someone else's life better and not just to make a living?

What one positive thing could I start doing today that would leave this place better than I found it?

What would my life look like if I trusted God to lead me and my decisions?

What am I personally doing to generate the response that I am getting from others and from God?

How would blocking out the noise of social media and television change my relationships with God, my family and those around me?

How long could I live content in my own life and not be compelled to live in envy of the carefully constructed version of other's lives?