Suffering is a universal human reality. We’d all like better tools for facing adversity in life, and the Apostle Paul offers some in Romans 8.

“I have learned the secret to contentment in any situation.” The Apostle Paul teaches us about how to have contentment in a world that continually disappoints.

Jesus calls us to broaden our definition of our "neighbors." Here we look at what it means to "love your neighbor as yourself."

What place do human relationships play in our lives? A look at the Book of Genesis shows us that the people in our lives may be the meaning of life itself.

How do we manage our money? What is our relationship to money? It’s a powerful question (that we hardly ever ask). Jesus has a lot to say in the Gospels.

The Fourth Commandment is to remember the Sabbath day and keep it holy. We’ll explore what that means, how we can do it, and why we need it deeply.

Everybody in life experiences pain, suffering and loss. What sort of hope does Christianity offer in the face of these things? The introduction to the Book of James has great answers to this question.

Our identity is our “sameness,” that thing that makes us a whole, cohesive person. Our culture has us build our identity on all sorts of things, but Psalm 8 has a different approach.

A look at how Jesus and early Christians incorporated regular fasting into their worship.