Jesus preached during the sermon on the mount that whatever we do, like praying, fasting, giving, etc. we should do for an audience of one.

The way God resists evil is counterintuitive to our fallen natures.

What does it mean to preach "The kingdom of heaven is here?"

God's boundaries bring freedom instead of restriction.

Jesus told us to be light and salt. But how, considering the mess we are?

What does it mean to be poor in spirit?

Jesus' sermon on the mount sometimes seems to leap from topic to topic. In reality, it holds together very well.

Prayer can become habitual and monotonous not only for us but for God too.

The story of Elisha and Naaman hold some fascinating insights into what is important to God.

How do you imagine the second coming of Jesus? Does it fit with the way the Bible describes it?