Max Lucado: Traveling Light

Max Lucado gives an invitation to journey through Psalm 23.

Max Lucado shares how to live a hope-filled life.

Life starts out with little baggage, but as it continues, more seems to be picked up along the way.

Carrying the weight of the world on your shoulders.

The seductive burden of self-reliance goes back to the garden of Eden.

The frayed, worn out duffel bag of weariness is a heavy burden we were never meant to bear.

Worry splits our energy between today's priorities and tomorrow's problems, but worry has never brightened a day or solved a problem.

Max Lucado teaches how to unpack burdens and travel through life with no baggage.

Guilt is a heavy burden; there's only one place to place your guilt: the cross.

How to overcome fear.

Fearing the unknown and carrying the weight of the grave.

Max Lucado shares how to live a hope-filled life.

God has the last word on death, sorrow, grief and despair; our future hope gives us the strength to drop the black bag of grief for good.

Loneliness could be our loving Father's way of getting our attention.

Shame reminds us that we can't change the things we have done anymore than we can undo the harm done to us.

Life is full of disappointments, both big and small.

The cup the Good Shepherd placed in your hand is already overflowing with blessings.

Fill a bag with every doubt, question, excuse, or demand, and it would not be too heavy for God.

Believers are prone to bouts of homesickness, because we know our forever home is not on this earth.