Practice is a word we can all relate to. Yet what happens when we make a practice of sinning?

Friendship with the world means enmity towards God? Does that sound a bit harsh? It might actually make a lot more sense than we'd think.

The twelve apostles didn't have to come up with a catchy story or a winning game plan to spread the gospel. All Jesus commanded them to do was to be his witnesses of what they had seen and heard. Now it's our turn.

Crashing waves. Lighting strikes all around. Wind that threatens to capsize the boat. God, rescue me!

This question is a common one. But is the answer actually illusive? It's important to talk about it because the implications are life changing.

What we believe is obvious because our lives show it. Let's look beyond the things we say and get to the heart of the matter. What do we really believe?

God is deadly serious about some things. It's important that we understand them.

How are you going to talk to your kids about all the tough things happening in the world? We can't just avoid them. So, let us dive in.

America isn't invincible. These days it's easy to see the dangers facing our nation, but do we see the imminent danger from within?

We are all liars and we are good at it. So, it's not a matter of whether or not we will lie. The question to ask ourselves is: what are we going to do when God's truth confronts our lies?