Is just getting by enough when it comes to the important issues of life, or are greater consequences ahead?

If religion is a matter of the heart, then what shape should our heart take?

When is enough, enough? Are there some things in life that we should never give up on, things that matter not only to us, but to God.

Status and privilege not only come with cultural expectations; they can also pull us away from matters of eternal importance.

It's great when it works in our favour, but it has a way of making us feel it's "unfair" when it works against us.

Invitations come with an expectation. That those invited would come. Especially when the invitation has eternal significance.

A tragic crime and a victim left to die as others pass by. All seems lost until one person, someone we would never expect, shows up and does the right thing.

It's likely the most popular parable Jesus told. Few stories grip us like this one about a wayward son, and a loving father.

Prayer is connection. Not only to our heavenly Father, but to the promises and hopes that He has for us.

One of David’s great gifts, beyond his legacy as shepherd and King of Israel, is the words he has given us in talking to God in the darkest moments of our lives.