Throughout the word of God, we see Him choosing people out of the most ordinary circumstances to be involved with extraordinary things. We can't help but wonder what was going through the mind of Joseph and Mary when they were tasked with raising a young Jesus.

Trust, although foundational to every relationship, is fragile and requires constant vigilance. Who is worthy of this great gift? What is the end of our faith?

God has chosen the weak things of the world to shame the so-called strong.

Do children go to heaven if they die? Why doesn't the Christian community put more blame on soldiers carrying out evil orders than the leaders that give them? Is there such a thing as a justified killing?

A special message in the wake of tragedy.

Why did Jesus say, "My God, why have you forsaken me?" and do our loved ones actually look down at us from Heaven.

A lifestyle of regular giving and generosity is the mark of a person whose faith is anchored in the God who promises to supply every need.

How can we love others if we're abandoning them to avoid unhealthy relationships? What's a question Bruce doesn't know the answer to? Why so many denominations and how many are actually right?

Compassion lets us see others the way God sees them and treat them the way He would have them treated. But how do we identify the poor and how do we open our lives to them?

Where's the line between being compassionate and being an enabler? Why did Jesus heal people if he designed them that way from birth? Did anyone pray for Bruce on Sunday, or does he always slip through the cracks?