What can the life of Abraham teach us about true faith?

Counterfeit faith focuses on knowledge, emotions, or actions. True faith is person-focused: resting on and receiving Jesus.

When Jesus enters Jerusalem heralded as King, hearts are exposed: the hearts of the people, the heart of God, and the new heart that God gives his people.

How can we move beyond guilt/shame to step into newness of life?

Favoritism is an evil that runs deep. How do we face it and find a different way?

What are the fruit of someone who has been reconciled to God through Jesus?

James implored us to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to become angry. But is this just matter of will power? How can we go from being people who are just reactive? And what part does Jesus play in this?

Life is not simply an endless struggle that ends in futility, but by God's gracious leading it becomes a story of death that gives way to resurrection. How can this perspective help us understand our place in our world?