God calls us to give to him, but not simply out of obligation or guilt. Our giving should come out of an overflowing joy caused by God's grace in our life.

Grace is the root and generosity is the fruit of a heart changed by Jesus. May we look to the beauty of Jesus’ generosity as the greatest motivation to give.

Most of us grew up taking Communion, but we were just going through the motions, never stopping to think about the meaning. So, what is Communion? Why do we celebrate it? And how should we take it?

If you want a passage of Scripture that clashes with culture and is difficult to understand, this is it! Though it deals with women wearing head coverings, what’s really at stake is the beauty of God’s design in creating us male and female and how we live that out in the church and in the home.

God is glorious—he is bigger, better, and more satisfying than anything else the world has to offer, and he has called us out of death and into his kingdom. As Christians, we live in a way that either displays this glory and commends God’s goodness to others, or we obscure this glory, giving others the impression that God is not worth their attention.

Life is short. Eternity is forever. So let’s do whatever possible to win more and more people to Jesus. Let’s be like Paul who surrendered it all for the sake of the gospel!

What do we do with the "gray areas" of life? How do we navigate issues like media, alcohol and politics? And how can we lovingly interact with those who have different convictions than we do? Gray areas can be complicated, but they don’t have to be divisive. Rather, they should lead us to love one another as Christ first loved us.

Sometimes we think singleness is a hindrance to the good life that’s awaiting us. But the Bible calls it a gift from God. So how can we maximize our singleness for the glory of God while dealing with the loneliness singleness can bring? Whether you’re single or married, divorced or widowed, we all need to hear the Bible’s teaching on singleness.

Divorce affects a lot of people in our church and community. While our culture tries to convince us to “jump ship” when things get hard, God says something different. He wants us to stay married. But is it ever okay to get divorced? To remarry? If so, when? And how can we find help and healing if we’re struggling in our marriage?

Sex is something we rarely talk about in the church even though our culture is speaking loudly to us every day. So what’s God’s view of sex? And how can we guard our marriages from the evil one and bring great glory to Christ?