God wants the church to work together like a body, but we’re more like a body with cancer; we’re attacking ourselves…

The famous reformer Martin Luther and almost equally important reformer Huldreich Zwingli were contemporaries but most emphatically not friends.

Jesus told his followers that with God, all things are possible, but do we actually believe that?

The Bible clearly says that God loves people, but Jesus also walked away from a lot of people, so who does God reach out to and what inspires his merciful attention? 

Problems and suffering in life can sometimes feel relentless, so how do we endure when our trials and complications just don’t stop coming?

As beautiful as certain past experiences can be, the moment they stop us from living fully in the present, they become a problem. 

Humility is one of the most difficult Christian virtues both to define and obtain. What is it exactly? How can we tell if we’re succeeding in becoming more humble?

Our modern culture has many metrics by which we measure the value of another person, and to some degree, these ideas have worked their way into the church. 

Hope, like the word ‘love’, gets used in many different ways, so how do we understand what biblical hope is?

Scripture calls believers the light of the world; despite this, we’re often troubled by sin and struggles, so how do we live out this calling? 

As Christians, we often struggle with the dilemma of cultural relevancy pitted against cultural ‘purity.’ How do we honor God while living in a society that definitively does not?