Appearances can be deceiving. So how can the death of the perfect man be in any way wise?

Do you worry? Do you worry often? Has anyone offered you helpful advice when you've been worried? Will Jesus' words about worry in Matthew 6 be any different?

We hold grudges and think that God doesn't care. We don't think that our relationship with God affects our relationships with others. But can this be true?

What's the meaning of life? Can it be found in wisdom, work, wealth or pleasures? Or is it captured somewhere else?

It's hard to have faith in God when we cannot see him, and when we cannot see what he's doing in our lives and in our world. We want answers to our questions. But is there something better than knowing all the answers? What does the book of Job say about faith?

You might be bored with God because you think he's predictable, or because you think he's bored with us. But Job shows us that neither of these are true.

In our privileged lives we can often think that evil is just an interruption to the normal programming of our lives. But the book of Job shows us that evil is reality, not an interruption. But this ancient book has far more important things to teach us about evil...

Can bad things happen to good people? Does that mean God is bad? What does the Old Testament book of Job, perhaps the oldest book in our Bibles, say about suffering?

They say that talk is cheap, but it really depends on who's doing the talking. As we continue the search for wisdom, Psalm 19 encourages us to listen, because God speaks, and his talk is not cheap!