During our teen years, a lot is being done to plan for our future, pad our college resumes and figure out what we want to do with our lives. Where does Jesus play into this picture and would God ever ask you to do something you don't want to?

Changes are going to come some are expected and some are unexpected. But in the end change will be for the better if we extend grace, learn from the mistakes and believe in the bigger picture. God always sees the bigger picture, we have to be willing to be redirected or changed so that we can grow and see the bigger picture.

Technology is only going to more quickly develop and change. What does the Bible have to say about our technology use? We can actually learn a lot from rocks and bricks...

Revelation is such a confusing book and who knows what everything really means. But what's the overall point and what can we take away for ourselves when it comes to preparing for the future?

As James closes off his letter, he discusses the power of prayer. What exactly is prayer though and how do we handle James' seeming promise that if you ask for prayer when you are sick, you WILL be healed.

In a world that is constantly moving and changing, but also demanding patience. James 5:7-12 challenges with the virtue of patience. James tells us how we should wait. We should wait with hope, wait with others, and wait thankfully.

Is having money and lots of stuff a bad thing? James starts chapter 5 by warning the rich about their wealth. But what does the warning actually entail and who does it apply to?

We're joined by PeaceWorks, the educations part of the Domestic Violence Crisis Center of Connecticut, for an interactive discussion about healthy relationships and establishing boundaries when dating. http://www.dvccct.org/

What role should planning have in our lives as a Christ follower? And according to the Bible, is planning actually a bad thing?

What does it take to be successful? More so, does God view success in the same way that the world view success?