If Jesus came and preached peace to those who were far off and peace to those who were near, why do Christians sometimes shy away from preaching?

How do we faithfully follow the Prince of Peace when we reside in and benefit from the empire of the United States?

In polarized times, how should followers of Jesus handle our disagreements? Reduce our faith down to platitudes? Try to win the day by yelling the loudest? Or does the wisdom of Scripture offer us another way?

The New Testament's vision of the church isn't that a few elite leaders handle every ministry. Instead, we see that Jesus gives the church leaders so that all who follow Christ can be equipped for ministry.

Personality profiles and spiritual gifts inventories start with the same assumption: the secret to discovering who we really are is found within ourselves, not by engaging the world around us. What if that's a backwards way of looking at it?

Are the spiritual gifts God gives to the church more like diamond rings or vacuum cleaners?

Can thinking about our own mortality paradoxically help us lead lives of joy?

What if maximal human freedom has a shadow side?

Sr. High students lead the worship service and reflect on God's faithfulness that endures to all generations.

Is it possible that a peasant carpenter from a backwoods province of the Roman empire is now ruling the universe?