"Why", Pesky little word isn't it? Why why? So many larger words ask questions but few are as common or as powerful as the little three letter word, "why". Is there a place for asking why in Christianity? Where? How does or should it apply?

Change, should we embrace it or not? Why is it even important to consider? Is it more important to Christians or non-Christians? How should we view it?

Christians talk about letting their/our light shine. How are we going about it? What is happening? Where is our light visible? Are you sure?

Many are familiar with the account of Jesus cursing a fig tree. Did He really curse it because it had no fruit? Listen to the object lesson Jesus taught and how it applies to Christians and the church today.

"The Shadow", besides being the title of an old radio series what possible significance does it have in our world today? More specifically, what does it have to do with Christianity?

Some claim Cain, one of Adam and Eve's first children, was the first "black" man and it was due to a curse. Is this true? What was the curse of Cain? How does it affect us today or does it affect us at all?

What does driving have to do with Christianity? This is actually a simple common sense statement God made to me. See how it applies to everyday living especially Christianity.

Can you actually "go" to church? This might seem like an odd question but what is "church" in reality? How does one really get to be a part of church? Aren't there many churches?

Aren't all people who go to church Christians? Aren't at least all the "mainline" denominations Christian? Isn't it normal to have doubts about going to Heaven?

Why do Christians keep talking about the rapture so much? Have you heard the word, "rapture" used more recently? Does it seem like more movies and television programs are mentioning the rapture or end time events? There's a reason this subject is becoming more prevalent in the spiritual and the physical world.