“Faith is a living, daring confidence in God’s grace, so sure and certain that a person would stake his life on it a thousand times… It is a living, busy, active, mighty thing, this faith; and so it is impossible for it not to do good works...

If we were to get what we deserve, we’d be in sad, sorry shape. Part of us doesn’t want to believe that, but a little honest reflection and we know it’s true. Where would we be if God were not the God of immeasurable grace?

Is there life after death? If there is, what will that life be like? From a completely human perspective it would appear as though this life is all there is. When you die, you’re dead. In the Scripture, however, we discover that death was not a part...

Who determines what’s right and wrong? Shouldn’t the individual have the right to determine that for himself or herself? Is morality subjective or objective?

Am I here to have fun? To make a name for myself? To die with the most toys? Why am I here? The answers we come up with aren’t really satisfying. But when the Bible talks about why we’re here, it makes sense. I begin to see that I have meaning and...

Am I just here by chance, a random lucky draw of the straw? Is there nothing special about me other than the fact that the genetic mutations of my ancestors produced the “me” I am today? God says “no.” God says that I am fearfully and wonderfully...