Hell is not a popular view any longer.  Can or should the Christian just dismiss the idea?  What if hell is actually a part of God's love?

Those who give (or give up) the most are necessarily the most praiseworthy.  Jesus praises those who give when they have little to give.

Hearing and Listening are not the same thing, at least not biblically.

Acknowledging our own problems and errors is so important in life.  As Jesus says, "The truth will set you free," though it should be added that it will usually first make you mad.

Jesus is often turning the world's idea and actions on their head, that is he does and expects the opposite.  Are we doing the same as Christians?

It is much easier to blame others, and see the wrong in others, than to see our own wrong-doing.  We should all be striving for a better world, but first simply better people.

Can it really be true that we must be like a little child to enter the kingdom of God?  And what does that mean?

Like Queen Esther in the Old Testament, have you been place in a time and place for a particular purpose?

Grace is a gift of God, and like all true gifts, it is free to the receiver, but it can be very costly for the one giving.

Searching for wisdom.