Our direction, not our intentions, determine our destination. Our direction is a product of who we follow. So, who are you following?

How to predict your future: Your direction determines your destination.

Jesus encourages his followers with this thought: "Whatever you've done for the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me." Why do we start new churches? So life-change can happen around the world.

When we ask the question, "Can I know God personally?", we need to first take a step back and ask ourselves, "Do I want to believe in Him?".

When we talk about the Bible's reliability, we have to look at the idea that Christianity isn't based on a book but is based on one, big event. The book that we read (the Bible) is a collection of writings from real people who really experienced something worth writing about.

If Jesus is really God... that's awesome. If Jesus is really God... that's challenging.

Many religions share common teachings with Christianity, but the foundations they are built on are drastically different. Christianity's uniqueness comes from who Jesus is.

There are two questions to ask when we wonder about why God allows pain and suffering; "What is going on in brokenness?" and "How can Christianity help me process brokenness?"

Many of us wrestle with the question, "Is there a God?" Many of us also simply stop wrestling once the question has been asked and don't dive into the sources of our beliefs and thoughts. How have you wrestled with this question?

"The two most important days in your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why." -Mark Twain