We all assume that we know what we need to about the God we serve, but what if we have some questions that we should be asking?

By some counts, the Bible offers over 20 distinctly different names for God, but why does it do this?

The world and the Bible have very different ideas about love in all its various forms, so where exactly do these definitions diverge?

The people of the United States are being wracked by grief and anger once more over the prevalent issue of racism; in this hour, how can followers of Christ respond?

Every dream or highly anticipated project has a honeymoon period, but why does the glow fade and do we have to stick with it afterward?

When we struggle with the unlikable parts of ourselves, what do we wish we could change and how do we take this out on others?

If you’re anything like me, the rule against coveting in the Ten Commandments is easy to brush off.

We are all living and walking around in the presence of something horrifyingly virulent, but do we recognize what it is?

Jesus says, “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God” (Matt 5:8), so how do we get our hearts in that condition?

I once heard a missionary from Russia tell this story.

The church going remote changed the way believers have connected in this season, but what kinds of long-term effects will this have?

Few migrations are more famous in North America than the Monarch butterfly’s majestic, 3,000-mile, multigenerational journey from Canada to Mexico.