Sometimes pandemics bring out bad theology. In Jonah 4, we explore the difference between what God appoints and what God allows. This helps answer questions like "Is COVID-19 a judgement from God?" (and other light, happy, Mother's Day...

Biblical history repeatedly records that God is faithful even when we are not. That's because God is the God of second chances...

The heart of a rebel racist within the plans of loving and merciful God. Unfortunately, Jonah doesn't change, but thankfully, God doesn't change!

God calls Jonah and Jonah runs away from the call. Jonah's views on the limits of God's rule allowed him to flee and God revealed to Jonah that his calling and rule covers the whole earth.

Mark's account of the first Easter presents us with a puzzling question: is the empty tomb the end of the story or is it really only the beginning?

A closer look at the events of Palm Sunday shows us not only more clearly who Jesus is, but also about how we can handle things in our own lives when things are not quite as they seem.

During times of crisis, we often feel like isolating and turning inward. But as we deepen our connecting with God, we are invited to move from fear into places of deep compassion and radical generosity.

God is still entrusting his people with his original mission that is built on the cornerstone of Jesus Christ. As the church, we have an incredible opportunity to be God's blessing to all people.

Anxiety consumes much of our energy but the most common command in the Bible is "Do not be afraid." How do we live that out in times like this?

We all know that our words carry weight. But how do we make sure that if / when our mouths get us into trouble, they do so for the right reasons?