Even when we are surrounded by good things, we can still find ourselves craving something more. And that can actually be a good thing. This Thanksgiving, leave room for the things you don't have yet.

Joshua becomes the leader of all Israel and the subject of book of the Bible. But whatever happened to his partner Caleb? Caleb reappears for half a chapter, but it is the kind of coda that all of us would love to have.

Mary Magdalene is not only Unsung, but has often been misrepresented across the centuries. What is her true story and how does that encourage us today?

The man with a pitcher, a donkey, an empty room, and an unused tomb...all things Jesus needed. In this week, what do you have that Jesus can use?

Overlooked, but irreplaceable. In many ways Andrew lived in the shadow of others, but at the same time he was the bridge that connected people to Jesus.

Forgotten, but Mighty.

We learn how to make a difference and be a difference from Jashobeam, Eleazar, and The Other Guy.

What is one feature that would upgrade every part of your life without even changing a single circumstance? Jesus concludes the whirlwind of truth that was His final sermon to the disciples with a single promise - peace.

Wouldn't it be nice to get a glimpse of the future, just to be better prepared? Jesus pulls back the curtain for the disciples as he describes what is about to happen before their very eyes.

Disciples, both ancient and modern, must come to terms with spiritual hostility that is intrinsic to our faith. After all, we cannot expect better treatment than what our Master received.

John 15:1-11

The believer finds their life by abiding in Christ just as the branch is dependent on the vine. But what does it mean to abide? And what difference does it make if we don't?