Elijah struggled with as much junk as any of us do, but he is held up as an example in powerful praying. Why? What principles can we learn from his life?

We are all at different places in our faith journey but a journey implies that we each have a next step. What's yours?

In those low points in life the Sunday School answers about trusting God can be shallow. David's song helps us break through those seasons of practical unbelief.

The better question to ask in frustrating moments is what do you want me to do now? This chapter gives 4 helpful responses.

We all have a problem with God once in a while and bring out the old question: Why? Habakkuk did as well and the interchange that follows is important to hear.

In frustrating moments a common question is, "How long will this go on?" God's answer to Habakkuk may not be what we want to hear but it is really the best answer possible.

The tightness with which we hold money has a lot to do with our level of joy. This closing paragraph connects joy and generosity.

The myth of greener is grass is one we all tend to believe from time to time but it works against contentment. As unlikely is contentment seems, it is possible if we believe the right facts. This passage gives four...

We all struggle with anxiety over the uncontrollable parts of our lives. Philippians 4:4-7 gives guidance on how to deal with it...but how to you make peace stick? That's what this sermon answers...

Rejoice always sounds like an impossible ask, but these verses highlight how that can work in your life.