Romans 12:1-2 points not only to the purpose of the Christian life - presenting ourselves to God as living sacrifices - but also the way to guarantee that God is pleased with what we give him: through a renewed mind.

How do you discern your calling in life? We begin with the "don'ts" of finding God's will.

1 Corinthians 7 gives us three keys to understanding God's vision for Singleness.

In 1 Corinthians 13, Paul is not afraid to appeal to the fact that we, as human beings, want to invest our lives in something that has lasting value. He goes on to use somewhat shocking language to point us to the only thing that really lasts.

Five principles to embrace God's life-giving boundaries around the gift of marriage and sex.

What do we do with "dating"? Even though the modern concept doesn't appear in Scripture, the Bible has much to say that must guide our thinking - and dating.

As the Apostle Paul considers his own calling to make the gospel known "among all the nations", he reveals what exactly it is about Jesus that compels him to go.

There are many good reasons that Christians must embrace the Great Commission. But there is one motivation which lies at the heart of the Apostle Paul's life - and must remain at the center of our efforts as well.

Guest speaker John Horning takes us to Ephesians 6:5-8 to encourage us to take seriously our calling to honor God by obeying our "earthly masters".

Jesus wraps up his teaching on anxiety (Matthew 6:25-34) by calling attention to what should replace our anxious thoughts - that is, a preoccupation with "seek(ing) first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness." It's a call to higher ambitions.