Does God really hate homosexuals? Are gay people all going to hell? Why can't gay people get married? Why do Christians care so much about this? These are great questions that sadly either go unanswered or the answers cause greater pain to the ones asking the questions. What does God have to say about these things? Does he care? Should we?

Relationships - they can be complicated at times. Whether it's a dating or marriage relationship, navigating through these relationships often leave people disappointed, hurt, frustrated, and wondering "Why is this so hard?" Does God care? Will He help? What does God want us to know about Him through the relationships we have with one another, dating or married?

You can believe in science, but you can't believe in God. You can believe in God, but you can't believe in science. Are these two statements true? Are science and faith mutually exclusive? Can faith inform our understanding of God? Can science help us understand God?

Evil - it exists, but why? If God is God, that is to say if God is all-powerful and all-good, then why on earth is there so much evil in the world? Why doesn't He do something about it? Doesn't He care? Or maybe, worse yet, He can't? How do we answer these crucial questions?

The Holy Spirit - so many questions with so few helpful answers! Who is He? What does He do? What doesn't He do? Tongues - what's up with that? Prophetic words - ugh? What about miracles? He lives where... inside of me - what does that even look like? Are there helpful answers? Yes!

If someone were to ask you this simple, yet significant question, "What are you doing with your life?" how would you answer? Do you know? Is your answer to the question the driving influence of ALL that you do? More importantly, how would God want us to answer this question, both individually and as a church community?