It’s not hard for relationships to get rocky and for us to feel angry. James offers some counter-cultural advice that ends the cycle of anger.

What does it look like to live a financial life that honors God?

There is no area where our generosity matters more than in how we are rich toward God. Generosity is both a way to worship and a way to deepen our relationship with God.

When it comes to describing our financial lives, the four-letter word many of us use is debt. But even if that’s your financial reality, it’s never too late to dig out.

No one thinks they’re rich because “rich” is a comparative term, and unless you’re Bill Gates or Warren Buffet, there’s always someone better off than you. The great news is that you’re rich! But that privilege comes with an important responsibility.

We do a disservice to the Christianity Jesus taught about when we make it all about going to heaven when you die. Jesus asked his followers to bend their lives around one simple task: Making disciples. Jesus’ followers are called to bring “up there” down here.

To many of us, “Christian” and “rules” are synonymous. While Jesus prescribed for his followers a way to live, he made sure it was a long list. He took 600 commands and distilled them down to one.

Oftentimes when we think about Christianity, we think about it as a set of principles or religious beliefs. The early church didn’t see Christianity as a philosophy we can pick and choose from, but a historical reality that called forth a response.

When we're setting goals for the new year, it's tempting to tackle everything we want to change about our lives. But how often does that really work? Instead, what if we focused on less to accomplish more? Let's explore the power of one thing.

Everyone loves to get good news. But Christmas brought the best news... for all people.