More profound than any physical pain is the agony of separation from God. Jesus spoke the last word on God's absence so that we never have to endure it.

Perhaps the most adventurous life of all starts with a factor of one--one willing person who prays, "Multiply me."

When prayed without boundaries and free from excuses, "Send me" can lead you across the street . . . or across the globe.

It's a prayer that puts our comfortable life at risk. Dare we invite God to interrupt our carefully laid plans?

Like a diamond in the rough, we have tremendous potential to shine--but only if we're willing to pray for God's refining.

Big things happen when we can admit we don't already know it all, and simply pray, "Teach me."

Jesus' death and resurrection means we can become spiritually whole. How do we take hold of the healing we've been given?

Our sexual wounds can cause a deep sense of shame. Too often this drives us further from Jesus, the source of true healing.

Because emotional brokenness isn't externally visible, it can be far too easily overlooked. But Jesus sees these wounds, and offers emotional healing.

Physical healing was an integral part of Jesus' ministry while he was on earth. But what does that look like for us today?