Our churches have to provide examples that doesn’t just tell people who they are or how to live, but shows them. 

I’d imagine it’d be a terrible feeling to attend church in hopes to be inspired, accepted, and valued, only to leave feeling judged. 

Church has the ability to offer Millennials something they may not be able to find anywhere else – an authentic relationship.  

The community needs to know God’s church is still a resource and there for them and can be trusted - again.

We shout come as you are, as long as you don’t come sit in the first two rows of the sanctuary. 

Some churches hold so tightly to their traditions, that they may miss the new thing God wants to show them. 

Helping the poor has to become a priority, and it starts with leaving the walls of our churches.

When more of our churches make our love for God and His people more genuine and visible, perhaps this generation will be more inclined to check us out Sunday.

Millennials don’t want to just show up to church, but want to be part of an institution they can shape and change to meet the needs of today. 

No matter who or what hurdle comes your way, continue to live your life in God. 

Instead of judging, God wants me to get the plank out of my eye so I can become a better witness and example to others.

God still loves you and is ready to wipe out your sin and refresh you. 

Whatever you put into your relationships with people, you’re likely to be returned the same favor.

Life isn’t always made of the things in fairytales. You’re going to have to cry some times. 

God is not slow in keeping His promise to you. He knows just exactly what you need when you need it most.  

You don’t have to live in last week. Your Heavenly Father wants to make everything new for you. 

God didn’t crucify Jesus. He allowed people to crucify Christ. And God used the same people that once befriended Him to turn against Him, abandon Him, and hurl insults at Him.

Every promise God made you is available today through Christ. 

I’ve got good news! Jesus wants good for you and if you’re like me, you could use a little (or a lot of) good today. 

Let others know you’ve been where they are and you didn’t make it by yourself, but God did it.