Thanksgiving is far more than an annual holiday weekend. It is found throughout in Scripture and meant to be part of a Christian lifestyle, grateful for God's abundant provisions.

Giving is not transactional; it is relational. It is an act of worship as we reflect the generosity our God has shown us.

One of the most familiar and often one of the most neglected part of the Christian life, prayer is a key aspect of our relationship with "our Father", reorientating ourselves toward God's glory and our daily reliance on Him.

Baptism is far more than an optional add-on. It is an act of obedience, a visual display of the gospel and the work of God in the life of a believer.

The traditions among the Christians and the church can become disconnected from their intended meaning through repetition. In this series, we are reminded of the what and why behind those traditions, starting with worship, which is far more than a singing or a service on Sunday morning.

What we believe matters. Our sinful behaviours demonstrate our false beliefs about God. When we align our heart-level beliefs to the truth of Scripture, we will "taste and see that the Lord is good."

The tragedy of Samson's wasted potential concludes with the strong man finally recognizing God as the source of his strength in an act that makes him a surprise entry into the "Hall of Faith".

In Judges 15, we find the cycle of revenge escalate between Samson and the Philistines.

The Old Testament Nazirite vow still holds insight into how Christians today can live lives visibly set apart to God.

A weeklong wedding celebration involving an arrogant husband, a nagging wife, a foolish bet, and thirty people killed - and still God's plans were being fulfilled.