“As followers of Jesus, we must look beyond people, things, and circumstances to meet our needs. All of these are unstable and inadequate, and if we depend on them, we will fail.” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“a wise person finds more joy in serving others than in pursuing possessions, power, performance, or prestige.” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“The discipline of witness takes seriously the biblical mandate of bearing witness to Jesus by building nonmanipulative relationships with eternity in view.” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“When we approach the spiritual journey with an open and teachable spirit, we will continue to gain fresh insights from the Word of God,… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“The more we are concerned with what God thinks of us, the less we will be worried about what others think of us. And… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“In one stunning act, Jesus demonstrated that, in the kingdom of God, service is not the path to greatness; service is greatness. PRAYER” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“People without a relationship with their personal Creator are hungering for love, happiness, meaning, and fulfillment, but nothing that this planet offers can fully… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“The more we are impressed by him, the less we will be impressed by people, power, and things.” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“Jesus had not come to condemn the immoral; he had come to rescue them. He had come to gather those who were far off… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“In contrast to the world, God’s economy measures greatness not in terms of ability or accomplishments but in the vitality and integrity of a… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“God of grace, I live in a dry and weary land. I have tasted how good you are, and it has both satisfied me… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“Open my eyes that I may see Wonderful things from Your law. (Psalm 119:15-18)” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“But in the end, people’s opinions will be irrelevant; when we stand before God, only his opinion will matter.” — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“Pain does not necessarily lead to growth in character. Improperly processed, pain can lead us to bitterness and destruction. But Jesus demonstrates that we… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“As followers of Jesus, we must look beyond people, things, and circumstances to meet our needs. All of these are unstable and inadequate, and… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
“As we grow in our understanding of God’s unconditional love and acceptance of us in Christ, we are increasingly liberated from using people to… — Kenneth D. Boa Copy Share Image
