If you want to play to win, you have to have a plan and know how to execute it. Playbooks are essential both in the world of athletics and the Christian life.

Solid fundamentals are crucial to winning in any sport.  Top athletes are always looking to remove hindrances to their stance, form, or swing.  The same intentionality and dedication is necessary in the Christian life as well.

Baptism is an important rite and symbol in our faith journey, but what exactly happens in the waters, and why is it so important in our walk with Christ?  Find out in part 2 of our series, "Play to Win."

In the worlds of both sport and spirit, half-hearted efforts won't amount to victory.  Winners play to win.

When you have the good news, you inevitably want to share it. The good news of the Gospel is no exception, but how to we respond to the inevitable questions of the other people? What if we don't know the answer? What if we get something wrong? How can we best go about sharing the good news?

People have a lot of questions about the afterlife. Where do we go? What is it like? Will there be tacos in heaven? The resurrection of Jesus leads us to some immensely satisfying answers.

We all want to be certain about our decisions, even when absolute certainty isn't possible. So how can we have faith without having all the answers?

Trusting God is easy when he works according to our plans and our timing. That rarely happens, however. Real faith is the trust shown even when God works on his own schedule.

Most believe that God has a plan, but when that plan diverges from our expectations, it can leave us with a lot of questions.