An old debate still rages in the Church: Do we have a responsibility to do social justice or do we just share the Gospel? If our ultimate problem is a sin problem, a theology problem, a soul problem, what good does it do to serve bodies?

The Christian relationship with culture is often summarized as "in the world but not of the world." What does that mean? And how would you practice that in everyday life?

Do you ever sense that there's a disconnect between your Sunday and Monday? That you don't really see what your faith has to do with your work all week long? How can you view your vocation as a calling to serve Christ through ordinary work -- and...

Many of us would love to know God's personalized, individual will for our lives -- but is it even possible to know this? And if so, how could we truly discern it in real time?

Have the willingness to do anything and the wisdom to do something.

The New Testament assumes that the vast majority of counseling will happen between friends who care about one another and who are growing in wisdom to bring God's Word to bear on each other lives.

Stop searching for some perfect ideal that doesn’t exist and just start loving the people around you.

Many believers wish they were better about sharing their faith but simply don't know how. How do you start that conversation? How do you witness without being argumentative or burning a bridge? Why can't we just love and serve our neighbors?

Our culture is notoriously busy. And we're so proud of our busyness we actually list all the things we're involved in as a means of proving our worth to one another (and to ourselves). But to what end? People are exhausted. Stressed out. Stretched...

Our culture tends to define worship pretty narrowly -- and traditionally. But what is true worship? What do our hearts naturally worship? And how can we shift our affections to learn to worship God the way we love and worship our idols?