Most people believe in some version of heaven, but the big question is: how do you ensure you go there? The widely-held view is that you just need to be a good person. But how good is good enough?

It’s the age old question: if God is good, why is there so much evil and suffering in the world? Every worldview has to answer this question, but Christianity’s answer provides hope and comfort in the midst of our pain.

Our culture says there are many paths to God, and anyone who says otherwise is narrow-minded and judgmental. But Christianity claims Jesus is the only way to God. Why does Christianity hold to such an exclusive view in such an inclusive world? Is it ethnocentric arrogance, or is the most honest, and truthful position of all?

From the Christian down the road who never practices what he preaches, to the Crusades and witch hunts in church history, hypocrisy has hurt people and caused many to dismiss Christianity altogether. So, what is the deal with Christians who look nothing like Jesus?

One of the reasons people reject Christianity is because of they think it teaches about sex. But is that true? Is God anti-sex? What does Christianity actually have to say about sex?

Almost everyone is comfortable with the idea of heaven. But few people—including Christians—are comfortable with the idea of hell. So, the question has to be asked: does hell exist? And why would God send people there?

Some say Jesus is just a myth — a person who never really existed. Some say he was a good teacher but nothing more. Some say he never claimed to be God, that his followers put words in his mouth after his death. What’s the truth about Jesus? It’s the most important question you’ll ever answer.

In our skeptical culture, many view the Bible as fake news; or that its contents have been changed through the years; or that it is the product of man’s imagination, rather than inspired by God. But is it? There is strong evidence that the Bible can be trusted, and we can base our whole life upon the message it contains.

Most people believe that science and faith are mutually exclusive and that science has made faith in God unnecessary. But is that true? What if science and faith are actually actually compatible with one another? What if our growing understanding of science can lead us into a greater sense of worship and awe of God?

We live in a culture that only believes in what we can experience through our 5 senses. But God is a spiritual being, so how can know He exists? Is it just something we believe by faith, or is there philosophical and scientific evidence for the existence of God?