GraceNotes

We’re already building the legacy we will leave behind, one decision, one action, one relationship, at a time.

What counts–what really matters–is whether we are being changed into new and different people.

God always loves me, not because I always make the right choices, but because he always loves me!

Think of ways you can remember what it was like in your “Egypt”—in your times of need, and prepare yourself to be generous and gracious toward the poor.

How will you be a blessing to those you interact with today—serving, sharing, speaking? Or maybe all three!

All the credit for the work of grace in and through me is his, not mine!

Jesus said it’s actually more blessed to give than to receive.

What’s the heritage you’re building and the legacy you’re preparing for those you leave behind?

It’s in our nature to want to be self-sufficient, to be proud of what we can do!

The truth is, we too must love deeply, take the risk, and let others in!