What's your temperament? And how does temperament impact the way you - and those around you- grow spiritually?

Whether we're striving for sainthood here on earth or learning about the lives of the saints who've gone before us, we each have a beautifully unique story and path to sainthood.  

Two of the most important Bible passages at this time of year are Luke 1:26-38 and Matt. 1:18-25, which trace the angel’s message of the Incarnation to the Virgin Mary and Joseph. But as familiar as these passages are to most of us, most of us don't understand what’s going on in either passage.

We talk about wanting to get to Heaven, but we spend terribly little time thinking about Heaven or taking it seriously. In fact, most of what we think about heaven is boring and wrong.

Is the idea of hell - an eternity of suffering apart from God - compatible with the idea of an all-good and loving God?

The last line of the Nicene Creed says, "I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come." Why is it that Christians look forward to the final judgement? And if we don't, why should we?

Most people don't know very much about the Seventh-day Adventists except that they worship on Saturdays instead of Sundays. But there’s more to this unique sect of religion that traces its roots to the American Frontier.

Let's say you walk into your bedroom and it's trashed. It's a mess and you haven't taken care of anything in three weeks and it shows. What is your inclination? One the one hand, you know it needs to be cleaned. On the other hand, it's such a big mess you want to just give up, sit down, and feel overwhelmed. So what's the solution? To start small.

Our grandparent's generation didn't have to worry about how to explain traditional marriage to their ten year old. But today, living in a culture that lacks a moral compass, we have to equip our kids to understand and own the truth about these issues.