We celebrate the birth of Christ. But too often our lives, much like our celebration, limits Jesus as that little child in the manger. Does the "newborn King" require much more?

How does a prophecy, uttered centuries ago, relate to us today? Is it still relevant? Does it mean anything to us today?

How do we deal with sexuality that does not line up with God's design?

Are culture, politics, and the law the primary factors in determining the bounds of sexuality? How do we determine and affirm biblical sexuality in a culture that defines it differently?

Too often, the trouble we find ourselves in is in part due to small steps we took in the wrong direction. What measures do we take to guard ourselves from going down the wrong path?

We believe in and live out our pursuit of happiness. But does this happiness line up with the what God want for us? Is there more than mere happiness?

We come across boundaries everywhere. These are essential. But do we need boundaries in our sexuality? What happens when we ignore these boundaries?

There is still a large number of people around the world who have no opportunity to hear the Gospel. What is our role in addressing this problem?

While the Scriptures give us a clear mandate to take the Gospel into all the world, what does that look like for our local communities?

Having a hope for the future frees us to live differently, yet the lives of Christians look the same as the lives of others. How do we as Christians live reflecting the Hope we have?