The statistics for general anxiety are startling... does faith have an answer to this contemporary problem? Is the answer staring us directly in the face?

Feasts, banquets, and fancy dinners: many are invited, how are only a few chosen?

Is it enough to "see the church is still standing" or is there more to what Jesus desires?

The will of God is often thought to be something very cumbersome. How does the parable of the two sons encourage us to follow it, no matter where it leads?

The parable of the workers in the vineyard makes very little sense in our world today. What exactly does it all mean? Are we meant to be like those workers, or different?

Why should we forgive others from our heart? What difference does it make?

Is life just meant to be about ourselves, or does Jesus have something more in mind than an ego-centric worldview?

Jesus does not promise the disciples a life of ease, but rather the share of a disciple which is denial, taking up our cross, and following the Lord. What does that look like in our own day and age?

When it comes to identifying who we are, we often strive to help others see us more clearly. Do the questions posed to the disciples in the Gospel do the same for Christ?

The Canaanite woman petitions Jesus with confidence that she will get what she asks for. Are we bold enough to pray in the same way?