The driver‘s breath couldn’t pass a breathalyzer. Do you have a right to attack this man who has just murdered your brother and injured your son? Where is God in this kind of chaos?

It is much more dangerous to walk on the streets of Dallas or New York than to take a stroll in Paris. How could it be that a culture that is supposed to be the most religious is so violent?

Moses feared Israel’s enticement into a world of sorcery, spiritism, and the occult. What do his intense warnings have to do with the temptations we face in the 21st century?

You are invited to place your hands slightly above the table. Suddenly the table appears to float in thin air, inanimate objects fly of their own accord, and you sense tremendous power. Is this just harmless fun?

Life is fragile. Who or what do you turn to when faced with life’s tendency to so easily break?

The destruction expands when we allow the failure of a few to cause us to become cynical about the whole pastoral profession. How does God sort out the faithful and the unfaithful, and how we should respond to moral hypocrisy among the clergy?

A controversial subject: the pastor’s salary? Perhaps we can discover some helpful hints from this passage when it is time to decide about the minister’s livelihood.

“I was born a Leo. What sign were you born under?” How much has astrology permeated our culture?

The land that began with the pilgrims now offers a smorgasbord of religious alternatives. How does an individual decide about this plethora of spiritual options? Is it the same as going to a Baskin Robbins and deciding what flavor of ice cream you want?