If we live as though this world is our home, than we’ll be always confused. If we live as those in exile we’ll be wise, tough, and, tender.

A major theme in the Book of Esther is that the "hidden hand" is at work. Its through stories like Esther, that Saint Augustine say things like, "Trust the past to God’s mercy, the present to God’s love and the future to God’s providence."  Let's consider this as we look at excerpts from Esther 2.

Jesus' parable in Matthew 18 is a challenge for those of us who struggle to forgive. Listen to this week's message by Pastor Aswan Morris and find the essential motivation to establishing a culture of forgiveness wherever you are.

During this time David had a lot of admirers, a lot of wives, and a lot of soldiers, he had a terrace, but what he only had one friend: God, who sent him Nathan.

What would you say to a close friend, if you knew it was the last time you'd ever seen them? In saying farewell to his pupils, the Apostle Paul provides leadership wisdom born out of grace. s

 Can People Change? The Christian faith is about an inner transformation that impacts and informs all of life in an ongoing and ever increasing way. What we learn from Acts 1:1-19, is that a personal transformation lived out makes belief viable, visible, and valuable.

In a life filled with uncertainties, how do you increase your faith? 

Waiting is a universal experience, and it's really really hard. Yet, today, we see that waiting is where God meets us.

What do you call a man who is running from danger, while running to danger? You'd call that man desperate.