Leesburg Daily

God wants us in 100%. What does that look like, and what's keeping us from getting there?

No matter how much you get, there's never enough power when that's your goal. Is this how a disciple should live? Should we desire power?

We are a society that has figured out how to avoid human interaction at almost every level. Is this how God designed us?

Sometimes, beauty doesn't come from where we think it does...neither does love.

What is the response of the disciple when we realize we've already won?

To love God the way that He wants us to isn't really what we typically think it is. It's not about lavish worship services or deep study. It's actually something much more simple.

Philippians 2:3-4 shows us the best example of what the heart of a disciple should look like. How much could the Church look different to the world if we learned to be more selfless?

Sometimes, we just need to stop and be thankful. Unfortunately, we let ourselves get too busy with life to really soak in God's goodness.

Most times, we don't like to rock the boat. We don't want to be a pain in the keister to anyone. However, the Bible does call us to something more. Is it possible that tension can be a good thing?

What happens when we begin worshipping something soulless, lifeless, and that could care less about you? We become exactly the same. Most don't see greed as worship, but that's what it is...the worship of possessions.

Greed is so prevalent in today's society, and we need to fight against it in our own lives. What would life be like if we were more about sharing with others and realizing who all of this stuff really belongs to?

Too many times, we fall for bad theology. We hear something that catches our ear, and we think it must be true. However, we need to take everything we hear and hold it up against the Word of God.

Have you ever dealt with laziness? Do you struggle to get work done just because you don't want to do it? What does the Bible say about that?

Food is a necessity of life, but what happens when it becomes our god?

Dependence is a huge issue for people. However, most of us only equate dependence with drug or alcohol abuse, or we think of relational dependence. What we don't realize is that food dependence issues are even more widespread.

Gluttony. It's the sin no one wants to talk about. However, it's killing people every year by the millions, and we NEED to talk about it.

They say that power corrupts and ultimate power ultimately corrupts. How does the lust for power affect us? Are we driven by it, or are we driven by the Holy Spirit in our lives?

What happens when our lust for money drives everything that we do? Can we ever find contentment, or will we always be restless and unhappy with where we are?

Lust is an evil creature that seeks to devour us by any means necessary. Why does it follow it's lead so often and allow it to ruin so much of our lives?

Pride is a funny thing. It's all about self, but it also hurts us.

What is our answer to pride? How do we respond when we are put down or mistreated? Do we allow our pride to guide our actions?

Pride is a very dangerous thing, and yet we have an entire month dedicated to it. What does God think about our pride?

When it comes right down to it, the disciple needs to be willing to sacrifice themselves for the cause of Christ. It's a heavy burden, but it's one that Christ Himself showed us through the cross.

How can giving up everything actually make life better? How can we give the kind of sacrifice that is truly pleasing to God?

Why did God have to let Jesus die on a cross? Sacrifice is the oldest form of worship, and it is foundational to our faith.