David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, "What We Talk about when We Talk about God." We try to understand God, but God is always more than any one person or any one group or any one religion can comprehend fully. God is ahead of us, leading all people to fullness of life.

David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, "What We Talk about when We Talk about God." We often talk about what happens after we die. All are welcomed in God's love, and God brings us all home eventually. Even more important is how we live now.

David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, "What We Talk about when We Talk about God." We often talk about what happens after we die. All are welcomed in God's love, and God brings us all home eventually. Even more important is how we live now.

David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, "What We Talk about when We Talk about God." We often pray for God to be with us. But God is always "with" - it's a basic quality of who God is.

David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, "What We Talk about when We Talk about God." Some people judge others on the basis of vulgar words. But God judges on the basis of vulgar actions, such as refusing to care for the poor.

David Lux continues a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, What We Talk about when We Talk about God. He celebrates the wondrous ways that God is at work and affirms that evolution, and science in general, do not conflict with religious faith.

David Lux begins a series inspired by Rob Bell's book, What We Talk about when We Talk about God. God is present and active in our lives even before we are conscious of it, moving us toward a deeper awareness of the Holy.

The amazing message of Christianity is that we don't have to earn God's favor - we are God's family. Holy Spirit is God's presence leading, teaching, and adopting us as family.

A central part of our calling as Christians is to love God. The daily practices of the Christian life are ways of cultivating that love for God and for neighbor.

On the day of the Lincoln Marathon, David Lux reflects on life as a race. He remembers those killed and hurt in the Boston bombing, and gives tribute to first responders and all who help in time of need.