We live in a broken world where things don't do how we want or at the pace that we would like. Jesus' love shows us the value of waiting, weeping and wonder.

In a world where everyone is crying out for attention, Jesus leans in and listens. Learning to listen may well be one of the most powerful and life changing habits that we can learn.

What the world needs now is love, sweet love. However, the word 'love' is used in so many different ways. How do we know what love is and how do we love like Jesus?

Money is one of the clearest mirrors for our hearts. It drives us, worries us, leads us to some of our greatest moments of altruism and selfishness. We need to talk about money.

There are things in life that are poison. How do we avoid things that have no nutritional value to our souls?

We often think about New Years resolutions in January. However, what if, instead, we set the frame that we would approach the year through instead?

One of the most important things for us is to have a proper perspective of the face of Jesus. If you see the face of Jesus and his perspective towards you, you will leave transformed.

What does it look like for us to step out and share your faith in practical, life changing ways? In our culture and time, what would this look like?

What does the Bible REALLY say about what happens after I die? Forget what your nan told you. Forget what you thought you knew. Lets read the Bible and see what it has to say about heaven, hell and where this is all heading.

Napoleon said he was more powerful than any emperor. Van Gough described an artist better than every artist. Ghandi admired him as the penultimate example of nonviolence. Martin Luther King spoke of an extremist for love, truth and goodness. Einstein argued that he was not a myth but a real person.

History is overflowing with opinions and arguments about Jesus. Christians make this audacious claim that he was fully God and fully man. How is that possible? Who do you think he was?

Good or God?