We all love hearing about the underdog. The story of Gideon gives us hope that God can use average, normal, ordinary people like us to make a difference in the world.

In our age of pluralism and tolerance, it sounds narrow—even arrogant—to suggest that Christ alone is the way, the truth, and the life. Is Jesus is the only way to salvation?

Do you ever wonder why you exist at all? Do you ever feel trapped, as if your life has no real purpose? The Bible answers our questions from the foundation of relationship and the bedrock of trust.

If God is good . . . and just . . . and powerful . . . and wise . . . why does He allow us to suffer? Why is there so much pain and hardship, tragedy and heartache in this world?

The truth of Christianity rises or falls on the identity of Jesus of Nazareth. What evidence indicates that Jesus is really the Son of God? And if it’s true, why is this fact relevant to our lives today?

Critics of Christianity maintain that the Bible isn’t worthy of our trust. What evidence shows that the Bible is reliable?

Is faith in God just a hand-me-down tradition that we picked up from our parents? Is it based on wishful thinking or a blind leap of faith? What evidence shows that faith in God makes sense?

Easter is a time for rejoicing and celebration, but if we’re honest, it also raises some tough questions about what we believe about God and life after death. When doubts arise about your faith, how should you handle them?

Life requires a lot of preparation. But how do we prepare ourselves for Easter?