The pain of this world is not foreign to God. He walked among His people in this broken world.

Relational Generosity is good for you and good for the world. To pursue grace and forgiveness when wronged moves you towards towards your preferred future.

Strategic generosity moves things in the right direction.

Systemic generosity keeps your hope where it belongs.

We all worry about money. What if we don't have enough? What if we lose what we have? This simple shift in perspective can free you from financial worries.

Jesus invites us to do what we can do and then let Him do what only He can do.

It has always been natural for people to avoid community. Following Jesus, however, shouldn't be done alone.

Paul writes to early Christians to explain his lifestyle. He adapted to his cultural surroundings in order for people to understand the message of Jesus.

Since the first humans, God has invited them to trust Him about where life is found. Life is full of choices of whether to follow God or to follow your own instincts.

Most people believe that good people go to heaven. What they don’t realize, however, is that nobody knows how good is good enough. Jesus taught that it was forgiven people, and not good people that go to heaven.