Much more than just killing time from nine to five, you were made to find meaning and value in your work.

It’s okay that we’re not perfect, because we serve a perfect God. The more we get to know him, the more we understand the truth that anything’s possible.

Miss the mark enough times and it’s easy to believe you’ve missed your chance. But nobody’s too far gone. With God, it’s never too late.

Church should reflect the heart of Jesus, who was magnetic in his attraction of imperfect people. It’s the fundamental message of the gospel: everybody’s welcome.

Despite our best efforts to strive for it, fake it, or believe others have somehow reached it, nobody’s even close to perfect. And that’s ok.

Christianity is increasingly seen/represented as an irrelevant belief system in our culture. In an increasingly pluralistic and multicultural world, can any one religion stake an exclusive claim on truth?

This question is undoubtedly one of the most significant obstacles for many people who are questioning whether God exists or whether they should trust him. Could there possibly be a satisfactory answer?

Long before Galileo turned his telescope toward the stars, men and women had already begun to question their origin and God’s existence. But can we answer this question with confidence?

No matter our upbringing or belief system, we all seem unable to shake that deep-set feeling that we are here for a “reason.” But what could our purpose be?