Having trouble believing? Don’t worry! Many great biblical characters and Christian leaders down through the ages have experienced severe doubt. Sometimes doubt can be a really good thing. Take a moment to listen to how doubt can be an important instrument in aiding faith.

In his classic "Man's Search for Meaning", Holocaust survivor Viktor Frankl recalled the story of a lonely, dying woman who found hope, peace and joy in the blossoms budding on a chestnut tree outside her window. As the tree gave her hope of new life, so also the tree on which Christ died brings us hope in our loneliness and pain. Happy Easter, friends!

Yes, friends, if you want to follow Jesus, you need to know a little history! Or else you might get it all horribly wrong as did countless previous generations of Christians before us. 

Sex is one of God's most beautiful gifts, but tragedy happens when we abuse this sacred blessing. 

Too often John 14:6 has been far too narrowly interpreted, with the  result that it has hurt many people in our world down through the ages,  causing suffering and bloodshed. What would it mean for us to interpret  this verse in light of The Beatitudes?  What would it mean for us to  really live "the way, the truth, and the life" of Jesus and to emulate his radical exclusivity and universal love?

Too often John 14:6 has been far too narrowly interpreted, with the result that it has hurt many people in our world down through the ages, causing suffering and bloodshed. What would it mean for us to interpret this verse in light of The Beatitudes?  What would it mean for us to really live "the way, the truth, and the life" of Jesus and to emulate his radical exclusivity and universal love? 

Studies show that it can be harmful to your health NOT to express feelings of anger and can even lead to a heart attack. Even Jesus expressed anger. Check out Jesus' Temple Tantrum in John 2:13-16 and consider what makes you angry. You can learn a lot about yourself by examining what causes you to get upset.

You are not alone. The vast majority of people in the world crave "meaning", not "happiness". This is what Jesus promised his followers too: a life brimming with meaning. Want to build a life of meaning? Listen to today's podcast!

Did you know that God's Spirit is all around you and even within you? God is in the rocks and trees and lakes, in the snow covered fields, and in the creatures that make their homes in the woods. This Lent look for God in the places of beauty all around you and give thanks.

How do you discern the voices who have your best interests at heart from those who do not?