If you are looking at other people's relationships and think that the grass is greener on the other side, maybe start by watering your own lawn! And here is how!

Aristotle believed that the empire's wellbeing relied on the state of the household, and that the household must be ruled by a patriarch. That's why, what Paul says is so radical and dangerous: "submit to one another."

An 80 year study done on over 700 people suggests that the key to health and happiness is having a strong relationship with someone who is there when you need them. In other words, we all need a home. Today we begin with the most important relationship, the one we have with ourselves.

Shouldn't you read the Bible with precision? Shouldn't you be unbiased? In the attempt to be faithful to the Scriptures, we might be excluding people and missing what the Word is trying to tell us.

The need to belong is powerful. But, what do you do when being a Christian makes you an outsider? Nick offers fresh perspectives from Dr. Ok for how to read 1 Peter as an Asian American.

Adam and Eve were naked and unashamed. But, we often feel embarrassed by our bodies. This week, Charity offers seven tips toward physical and spiritual fitness and self-acceptance.

Everyone Jesus touches gets healed. But, what is God up to when the doctors are stumped, my prayers go unanswered, and I'm not so fit?

When it comes to fitness, knowing what to do is easy. Doing it, not so much. This week, we will develop the fitness mindset to keep ourselves motivated.

Food means a lot of things to us all: fuel, entertainment, relief, holidays. But, what is the meaning of food to God?

You will spend 25 years of your life sleeping and nearly a million dollars on healthcare. In this sermon, we explore what the Bible has to say about something we care very much about: our bodies.