Jesus Christ is the bread of life; we live by him. If you’re hungry, Jesus will satisfy your desires. Even if you’re feeling full, you’ll always need more Jesus.

Why is it so hard to pay attention to eternity? Why is it so hard to go for what we know we really want and need? In a conclusion to our summer series on Food & Faith, Jesus helps us turn our focus from the things of this life toward the things of eternity.

So often when we hear of Jesus’ miracles, we think we’re hearing of a magician. But then why doesn’t that magician show up in our lives today? Perhaps magic isn’t what was happening at all . . .

Sometimes when you find yourself dragged into the place you most fear, you discover that God has been waiting for you there all along.

Hospitality is love for the stranger, who comes as a gift to the Church.

The brilliance of the Good Samaritan is that he never asked whether or not the dying man was his neighbor. He just saw a stranger who needed help. Then did something about it.

Thomas Jefferson famously took a razor blade to his Bible to pick and choose the verse that fit his views of God and the world. On this Fourth of July weekend, we ask if that’s really what freedom in Christ looks like? Or is it something else entirely?