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Jesus taught that he's coming again -- suddenly -- and that in that moment, the fate of every soul will be sealed. How are we to live now in light of that future hope?

10 lepers were healed...but only 1 returned to tell Jesus thank you. Why? What did he have or see that the others didn't?

A truly Christian culture makes it easier for others not to sin -- and easier to find true forgiveness when they do.

How could a loving God send people to hell? This is perhaps our culture's biggest objection to Christianity. Hear what Jesus himself said about this place of judgment and isolation in this famous parable.

If you're trying to live a good enough life to justify yourself, the Bible has bad news for you: you're not nearly good enough. However, if you're fixing your hope on Christ, the Bible has good news for you: he was perfect, and he wants to give...

When it comes to money, there's often a disconnect between our stated beliefs and our actions. We say that Christ is our Lord and Savior but we live as if we're controlled by and more in love with money. What's the way out of this contradiction?

The Parable of The Prodigal Son is actually a story about two sons. Though one chooses the path of self-discovery and the other the path of self-righteousness, they are really more alike than they are different. Neither loves the father and both want...

In contrast to religious people who love to build walls of separation between themselves and "sinners", Jesus relentlessly pursued the lost -- and rejoiced when they got found!

People often treat Christianity like a makeover: Jesus wants to change my style a little so that I'm even healthier and more successful than before. But the call of Jesus is more of a takeover: he demands everything from everyone.

Over dinner with the Pharisees, Jesus exposes the me-first self-obsession that characterizes our culture ... and he provides an amazingly generous alternative.