Jesus has authority in the way He speaks, the way He answers questions. But where did that authority come from? This is what every religious leader is asking.

In Mark 12:28 we see a scribe come forward to question Jesus. He is searching for the truth. We all search for the truth. Here, we see it can be found in the Truth, Jesus.

Life can be viewed as a trip on a train, but we will always come to the end of the line. The decisions we make along the way will secure our final destination.

The world sure spends a lot of time trying to figure out who we are and to whom we belong. God gave us the answer to this question centuries ago.

Do you always keep your promises? God does.

We each have the choice to live our lives in fear or to live our lives faith.

In a world that accepts theories as fact, why not apply a theory of love and the words of Peter and Jesus to our world?

We think love is easy, but it is not. It is hard. It is hard for us, but it was even harder for Jesus. His was sacrificial. Literally.

In today's world of relative truth and cancel culture, what can we believe?

Man is in, and has been in, a state of rebellion since the fall. Why are we surprised that Judas rebelled against Jesus, when we rebel against Him every day.