What does it look like for a finite, fallible mortal to imitate God? Thankfully, God Himself tells us, by giving us our roles.

A story of two brothers living through the Chinese communist revolution who happen upon a forbidden book.

What does the Gospel of Luke bring to those wrestling with an emotional form of uncertainty about their faith?

Sometimes we feel uncertain about the Christian faith. That uncertainty can come in three different forms...

Who was Theophilus? Who was Luke? And what is a Gospel?

Every now and then we come to a moment in life where we look back and ask, "Did I make the right choice?" The Gospel of Luke was written for such moments.

So what was the defining difference between Peter and Judas? What explanation do the Gospels give us for the contrasting outcomes experienced by these traitors?

How do we recognize a follower of Jesus? What, according to your Lord, is the telltale mark of one of His disciples?

In this episode we think about Judas, the choice he made, and the implications for us and the choices we make.

If Jesus is God's son, then how could it be he would choose a betrayer? Does Judas' betrayal somehow cast doubt on Jesus for choosing him in the first place?