The myths that make us miserable are destroyed by confrontation with the truth.

People are remembered for how they finish—their lives, their relationships, their ministry. When life gets tough, God helps us run the race before us.

Our trust grows when we give to God in ways that make us dependent on him.

The life of Laura Scott Taylor points us to the resurrected Christ.

Gambling is addictive, leads to corruption, ruins lives, and violates Scripture.

The consequences of legally assisted suicide would be morally and ethically disastrous.

The authority of Scripture mandates God must be called Father.

We must not waste time being indecisive; we must step out in faith and make choices.

Not until we fully understand our human condition—that of total depravity—can we fully appreciate what God did for us through Christ's death and resurrection.

After denying Christ three times, Peter had certainly failed. But Jesus restores Peter in a post-resurrection appearance, asking Peter three times if he loves Christ.