Much of the Christmas season revolves around giving and receiving gifts. We give gifts with special meanings to represent the love we have for another. As we look at the specific meanings of the Magi's gifts, we also remember how Christmas...

The star that appeared in the sky on the night of Jesus' birth was more than a signpost to show people where he was. Its light meant something more, that Jesus was truly the light of the world and the savior of all people.

In Bethlehem, the innkeeper turned Joseph and Mary away from the inn and sent them to the stable. When the Savior is at our door, will we let him in?

What do you think of when you hear the word manger? Perhaps a wooden box filled with hay. But what if there is a deeper meaning to this symbol?

Before the angels proclaimed the good news of Jesus' birth to the shepherds, Mary and Joseph each received a message of their own. How did God's messengers help to lay the groundwork for the coming King?

When we put God first it opens doors for us to develop a heart of generosity. As we grow in generosity, we begin to see a greater purpose in life.

It's one thing to hear the Lord's words; it's another to put them into practice. Leading the way with extravagant generosity means putting the words of Jesus in action.

Most people want to be generous, but we fail because we have fallen prey to a "scarcity mindset." How does the Bible help us break through so that we can move beyond giving to generosity?

We remember and honor those who have gone before on All Saints Day.

Most people believe they want to do God's will and live out their faith the way he asks them to. But what happens when you pray for God to use you, and what he asks of you isn't something you ever thought you could do?