In John 10 Jesus says "I am the good shepherd." What does he mean by that? Why is that such good news for us?

We want the good life. We want a fulfilled life. We want abundant life. How do we get it? Jesus has something to say about that.

When we approach Jesus/Faith/The Bible are we looking for truth or are we looking for confirmation of what we already believe? Let's talk about that.

Why is there suffering in the world? What's the problem and who's to blame? Maybe a better question is what's the solution and who has it.

Wrinkle free days don't create great faith, because we don't know what we believe until it is tested. A faith that has been tested is a faith that can be trusted.

Discipline. Nobody likes it, but everyone needs it. Discipline is facilitates progress in all areas of life, including our faith.

When it comes to growing our faith and experiencing God’s faithfulness, proximity to others matters. We draw near to God, we hold onto our hope in Jesus, and we do it together.

Nothing grows faith quite like stepping out of your comfort zone and serving. It positions us to experience God's power in our weakness.

Believing things is fine, but believing doesn't make a difference. Doing is what makes a difference. When it comes to faith Jesus wants us to be "doers" of his word, not just "hearers."

"I have faith" is a common sentiment. Humans are spiritual, we are people of faith, but the question is: faith in what? Faith always has an object. Jesus invites us to make him the object of our faith. In other words, he wants us to trust him.