Reset with Bonnie Sala

When is the last time you felt pure joy?  Aside from a birth or a graduation, have you experienced much joy in just… life ?

Whether you realize it or not, you're living your life based on some pretty specific expectations.  In fact, not realizing that can get you into trouble.

If there's one thing we all try to avoid if at all possible, it's this:  Disappointment.

Hey, you're awesome! Who doesn't like getting a compliment?  That's what Tom Greaves, the creator of the Compliment Machine demonstrated.

One billion dollars.  That's the amount of money spent on romance fiction each year.

You know that argument you had with your spouse last night?  Turns out, there’s some good that can come of it. 

Sometimes, the simplest things are the most profound. Shortly after my grandfather passed away, I found a small, leather-bound book among his things. Practicing the Presence of God was embossed on its cover. Written by a 17th century layman who served in a monastery as a cook and a sandal maker, these short writings give us some beautiful pictures of a personal and vibrant relationship with God. ...

Could you come up with one-thousand things to be thankful for? Ann Voskamp suggests you try it!

Depending on the circumstances and your temperament, being alone can be a calm, peaceful state or a destitute, painful place.

None of us get out of this life without a few scars. 

My friend Millie is 95 years young. Born to missionary parents in China before the Communist Revolution, she’s known Jesus for a long time. Millie is vibrantly beautiful, but it’s one of her prayers, that I’ll always remember. 

Anuja Lal is a vibrant woman with dark, soft hair, dressed in a bright yellow Nepalese pant suit. She's a woman with a message. 

In world class running, they're called rabbits or pacers —they're runners who are tasked with keeping elite racers at just the right pace to set the next world record.

“You’re either growing or you’re dying.”  Those words from a famous American football coach apply to trees, marriages, businesses, and human beings.

The longer I live the more painfully obvious it becomes: This world is broken, and I am broken.

When you were a teen, do you remember your parents saying something like, "Nothing good happens after midnight?

Jesus Christ did not die so that you could live forever.

My friend Megan sat across the desk from a lawyer and signed the papers. Divorced — she was getting divorced.

Life is here today and gone tomorrow. That's what the wisest man who ever lived concluded.   

How can you forgive someone who insulted you, lied to you and humiliated you for a long time? Now those are difficult questions.

Has God called you to do something for Him?  If you're a parent, an employee or spouse, the answer is, yes.

Have you ever watched a glorious sunset and wished you could hold on to that beautiful moment forever?

How many times do you need to pray the same prayer asking God to do the same thing, before He hears you? 

Sometimes when we pray, it seems like God is silent.  Do you ever wonder if some of your prayers will ever be answered? 

What does a pastor offer to his people when their land is under attack, bombs are falling and destruction threatens everything they hold dear?