If God is the source of all good things, what does it mean when good things disappear from our lives? Does the presence of suffering or hardships mean that God is punishing us? The opening chapters of Job help frame our understanding of the...

At the heart of the Christmas narrative, and in fact the Christian faith, exists a stunning paradox. How can two seemingly contradictory truths exist in one baby born some 2,000 years ago and what does this mean for you and me today?

When the winds or tragedy and loss shake her life, the Prophetess Anna holds on and never loses sight of joyful hope.

An old man offers a joyful proclamation but also a word of warning to new parents Mary and Joseph. What might Simeon's life and his actions teach us about waiting, watching and speaking wisely into the lives of others?

We live in a world where things are supposed to go "up and to the right". But what do you do when others eclipse you or your life doesn't go as 'successfully' as you planned?

Elizabeth is surprised by God three times and in each case she finds joy in the unexpected.

Christians are sometimes quick to whip out the "Matthew 18 principle". But we often forget the other vital things Jesus said in the same chapter about confrontation, relationships and forgiveness.

We all fall down in little and big ways. But there are 3 things you can ask of God when feel like you've messed up and want to get back on track.

Forgiveness happens in stages and phases. What barriers might need removing and what actions might need taking in order for you to experience right relationship with God?

Jesus had a LOT to say about money. But perhaps some of his most challenging statements come with respect to how we hold our wealth (or should we say, how much our wealth holds us).