I’ve had more than my share of “knucklehead moments,” so I’m sure glad that God seems particularly kind to the sometimes dense, dull, and deceived. . .I could be the poster boy if there was a group. Take 5 minutes and see if you qualify to join.

How do you do in the storms of life? They sometimes beat me. And I’ve noticed something terribly important about what I think during them.

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.

Have you ever gotten mad at God? What do you think happened? Here’s my take about what God does with messy, unrefined and out of control people who approach Him. (6.5 minutes.)

Did Jesus get along well with the Pharisees? How does He treat the Pharisee sometimes found in us? While merciful, He likes helping us throw out the Pharisee–especially in relationships. He is determined that we should have the joy of His life for ourselves and for others.

Imagine Jesus loving your spouse and kids and neighbors. Would He be any good at it? (2 minutes.)

Do your weaknesses bother you? Do you wish they would go away, or work on them to cancel them out — right out of your life? I do. But the life of Jesus Himself is often best found through the doorway of weakness. You’ve already got plenty of weaknesses, so you might as well find out what God is doing in them. You’ll be glad for it. (5 minutes.)

Has God ever asked you a scary question?

Marriage. It’s a hot topic. This short video clears up what marriage is about, how it works beautifully and miraculously, and helps you avoid the abundant confusion that makes it fail. I hope it helps you a lot.

Is Christian marriage easy or hard work? Is it something you do for Jesus, or is it something He does for you? Your answers will determine your experience. Take a few minutes to watch this, and see if you don’t feel way better afterward.