The redemption that Jesus brings extends as far as the curse of sin is found. What does this mean for our lives in the here-and-now?

Isn't the gospel too good to be true? How can we know it to be more than wishful thinking?

What is our greatest need after we've placed our faith in Jesus and believed the gospel?

What does the parable of the Prodigal Son show us about God?

"What should I do with my life?" It's a question we've all asked. How does God lead us in answering this question?

Sometimes anger can be a good thing. How does God lead us into, within, and through righteous anger?

We all have prejudices. Is there any hope for reconciliation? Is that just an unrealistic idea—something that’s easy to talk about but at the end of the day impossible?

What does the truth of God's love for us mean when our bodies begin to fail?

The question isn't whether we've sinned: we have. The question isn't whether we're affected by sin: we are. The question is what we're going to do with our sin.

So much of our life is waiting: in big things and small. Is our waiting meaningless? Does God have anything to say to us in our waiting?