When you are in the middle of the storm, finding hope or understanding why God doesn't just make everything right. But there is a way to see through it if we realize the hope we have not just to get through but even during the storm.

There are different schools of thought about our salvation. Some believe that you can live any way you want, and others believe that what you do matters. Which is it?

When we think of a king and what he would be like, we may think of a tyrant or someone to be feared, but that isn't the king we serve. His is a different kind of kingship, one that is easy to give our allegiance to.

In one of the Bible's hard sayings, Jesus separates people into groups ( the sheep and the goats) and determines their ultimate destiny by their actions. How does he differentiate? Can we be sure of which group we will be in?

After giving our hearts to Christ, we sometimes find it difficult to honor him with our behavior. We want to do what pleases him but are unable to or give in to our flesh. Do you struggle to please God with your life? It can be done!

When we come to Christ, our desire to know what He wants us to do is paramount. But how do we know? Is it just do this and don't do that, or is there something else? Jesus asks us to die to this life but why?

Having clear instructions can be a tremendous advantage when we try to do any task. But what about when we've been born again? Where do we find instruction to continue on with Christ?

When we look at ourselves, sometimes it's hard to believe that God could do anything through us, and that is also how many of the people God used in history probably felt as well. How God used the people from the past is the same way He can use you.

On a long road trip, you often hear, " Are we there yet?" But the thing we miss is the journey itself is part of getting to the destination. The journey to peace is no different; you can't get there without the journey.

It can be challenging to understand why we don't receive an answer to our prayers. Is God mad at me? Have I done something wrong, or is He just indifferent? The apostle Paul gives us a clearer understanding of how God responds to our prayers in the letter to the Philippians.