How does Jesus reframe “family?" Much like He reframes adultery, I'll argue.

So what do you say if someone says to you, “See, there’s an example of things that science now explains. I don’t need a God, because I believe in science, and someday we’ll be able to explain the other stuff we can’t explain today”?

Are atheists bad? Short answer, no. But there's a critical distinction you need to help others make.

Both Jesus and Job speak to the risk of wealth today...but maybe not in the way that you might think.

What can we learn about Jesus from a class about sex? Why did God invent sex anyway?

What's the connection between understanding and story? It might be a stretch, but I think we learn that from today's passage in Job.

Who is Jesus? Here how Luke illustrates the answer to that question.

There is no time like the present to be reminded that "all flesh is like grass," but there is hope.

In one of the most famous stories in the Bible, Luke drops in an implicit contrast -- heavenly peace versus earthly peace.

The word "redemption" has, in a sense, two sides to the coin -- and it's a powerful vision for the Gospel.