In Jesus' day and today there is much speculation over who Jesus actually is. Hear, in Jesus' own words, who he is and why he came.

Jesus sends his followers out on mission, telling them what to do, how to do it, and how they'll be able to do it. Then he follows up with a powerful reminder to trust him to provide everything they need.

There are countless sources of hopelessness but only one source of true hope. Fight your frustration and despair by understanding the causes of it ... and reaching out in faith to Jesus.

The "maniac of Gadara" is not as unique and bizarre a case as he first appears. He's an illustration of what sin does to all of us -- and what Jesus must do in order to make us truly free.

The storms of life can cause great fear and harm, so why does God allow them in the first place? What good purposes could possibly be behind the storms that we often have to endure?

It's not enough to hear what Jesus has to say, you must do what Jesus calls you to do. How can this be the response of your heart to the difficult -- even impossible -- things that God commands?

It's a collision of lifestyles: Jesus is dining with Pharisees when a notoriously sinful woman enters the room, violates all decorum, and begins kissing his feet. In a lesson about forgiveness and love, Jesus shows us the profound effects of his...

The very first Advent promise was that one day a Serpent Crusher would be born of a woman to reverse the Curse. Listen and learn how Jesus fulfilled, is fulfilling, and will fulfill this promise.

One of the main reasons people struggle to accept the identity of Jesus as the Son of God is because he doesn't meet their expectations. What do you do when there's a gap between your expectations and your experience?

There are essentially just two ways to approach God: on the basis of our merits or on the basis of His grace. We can make much of ourselves as recipients, or we can make much of Him as the Giver.