When bad things happen in the world, or in our own lives, we often wonder why. If God has the power to keep bad things from happening, why doesn't he use it?

There are many people we could place our trust in: family, friends, financial brokers. But who do you trust with your salvation?

Who said we should believe only what we see? The resurrection transformed the world and there is Biblical proof that it happened.

Jesus taught us to love others as we love ourselves, but he also taught us to deny ourselves. How does the Lord want us to feel about ourselves?

Trouble is part of every day life. When you become a believer, why do you still have troubles? Perhaps the answer lays not in the severity of troubles encountered; rather, in the One who overcomes troubles.

Most of us want others to forgive us of our missteps, but when it comes time for us to forgive others we find it harder to do. What can we learn from Jesus about forgiveness?

You can't accept God's gift, if your hands are already full of unnecessary things. Why do we find it hard to let things go?

No one wakes up in the morning wanting to lose, but Jesus said that to follow him we have to finish last. What does he mean?

What did Jesus mean when he said to love your enemies? Is this even possible? Why would Jesus ask us to do something so difficult?

Too often we are quick to accept that Jesus died for us, but we may not fully believe that Jesus died for those with whom we differ.