We reap what we sow.

What the Book of Joshua teaches us about irresponsibility

Life is uneven, but God cares about what we do with what we have.

As we pray our hurt and even our hate, Jesus can free us to love our enemies.

The gospel changes the way we view work, transforming drudgery into mission and worship.

Nearly every page of the Bible declares that life works better with deep friendships.

In Jacob's life, we see how God disrupts, wounds, and blesses us so we can bless the world.

The race of faith isn't a sprint; it's a marathon of enduring for and with Jesus.

We grow in Christ only as we receive honest and loving feedback from others.