Whether big or small, many of us make decisions every day that are motivated by our regrets. Some are small and easy to carry: I regret my low grades, my lack of exercise, my bad diet, my lack of time with my family. But some regrets are bigger. How do I resolve to fix my marriage after it’s already fallen apart? How can I resolve to do better financially when I’ve already had to file bankruptcy? How can I resolve to be a better person when I’ve already done things that are unforgivable? God doesn't want you to live in the past any more than you do. Discover his path to freedom from regret.

Christmas is a time when we are willing to embrace some ugly things. It's why nearly everyone has an ugly Christmas sweater. God is willing to embrace some ugly things too. In fact he loves ugly things. Find out what that means for you this holiday season.

When we live putting our love in action, it has a transformative effect in the lives of those we are helping. But it goes much further than that. When we love like Jesus everybody wins in ways you may not have expected.

Life can be a bully sometimes. We take punches from our circumstances and even the people in our lives. We can feel like a spiritual weaklings because we don’t know enough about God or the Bible, and it make us feel insecure and even doubt our faith. But God wants you to be strong to the finish, standing up to our doubts and struggles. And when God wants something for you he always makes a way.

When you look at the world, the amount of problems we face can be overwhelming. How could we possibly to anything to fix it all? What if there was one move you could make that would impact prison population, human trafficking and orphan care all at the same time? Discover how you can change the world in one move.

One of the joys of eating assorted chocolates is discovering what's at the center, because it's usually what makes the candy so great. In the same way, what lies at the center of the Bible is the very thing that makes it so valuable to living the best life you can. So what lies at the candy center of the Bible?

To many of us, the Old Testament is confusing and boring. How should we read it? Does it apply to our lives today? What might seem like an antiquated guidebook is actually something completely different.

As kids we were told what to think about the Bible by parents, grandparents, and Sunday school teachers. They informed our view of it. As a result, we based our understanding of the Bible not on reading it but on what we were told about it as children, and we all carry our childhood perspectives on the Bible into adulthood. Perhaps the perspective on the stories in the Bible begins by understanding the story of the Bible.

Whether it's an engagement, a pregnancy, a new job or a new relationship, there's something about good news that makes it incomplete until it's shared with other people. When it comes to having your soul set completely free, the announcement of God's grace is no different.

God's grace is so radical that when God sees us it's as if we had never sinned at all. But if we have grace, why should we do good? If our sin is taken care of and we don't have to earn God's acceptance, why do we need to stop sinning?