Hypocrisy is everywhere, but is it something we can recognize in ourselves as much as we can in others?

There are needs all around us; so many that we can't possibly meet all of them. So how are we supposed to respond?

Admitting our own hypocrisy - in every realm of life - is the prerequisite to experiencing true influence and authenticity.

We've all heard the saying "the devil made me do it", but that really doesn't accurately capture what happens when we sin.

Father's Day means different things to each of us, but the one thing we can't deny is that fathers cast a long shadow over their childrens' lives, whether good or bad.

What's the best thing the Church has to offer? The Gospel of Jesus! Second best? Fellowship with other believers.

God's design for our lives isn't to be just a piece, but to be the center, affecting of every segment of our lives.

When it comes to family, the only thing we all have in common is conflict.

"We like your Jesus, but not your followers...", but the church is God's plan to reach the world.