You are not indebted to God. Why not, and why is that important? Spend 3 minutes with me to find out what fun God is having with you. You’ll be glad you did.

Is God moody? Can you put Him in a generous mood or make Him stingy? Can you do something to move Him close, or something to move Him away? Can you do something to get into His presence, or do something to get out of it? If you can, then you’re worried. Take 4.5 minutes to get rid of those worries.

A lot of us are worn out and wondering what we’ve done wrong to become so . . . blah. We’ve got a power-outage. The solution is better than you think.

Got 1 minute? With all of the information and opinion bombarding you every day, here’s a quick refresher that will help bring you back to health and sanity.

If distrust, frustration and anger at people have become a big part of your daily experience—people elicit more of a pain in your neck than a warmth in your heart—here’s a short video that will help clear away the emotional debris and get love going again.

Got 3 minutes? Here’s the question: What is God’s BIGGEST problem? What do you think?

When Jesus died on the cross and rose again three days later, where were you? The answer to this is an invaluable aspect of God’s plan to make you a perfect fit with Himself. Have a look at this 4 minute video, and see if the death and resurrection of Jesus isn’t worth at least a little leap or shout for joy. Maybe even a big one.

How do you deal with tension? Do you always remain calm, cool and collected, or do you get irritated, worn around the edges, and maybe bust loose now and then? Here’s a quick 6 minutes that I think will give you some perspective and maybe some peace in your heart and mind, right where it counts.

Got a quick 1:47? Just how “done” was God through the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus? Was it “enough” to take care of you, or is there more you’ve got to do in order to motivate God to forgive and bless you? Have a quick look at Ralph’s video and see what you think.

Everyone needs genuine encouragement — no one is excluded. What’s the most true and invigorating way to do it? It’s actually simple, and it will benefit those who receive as well as those who give.