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How do we deal mistakes and forgiveness? Today we talk about our earthly relationships and how God would have us behave both when we are wrong and when we've been wronged.
You've probably heard it said before, or maybe you yourself have said it, things can't possibly get any worse than they are right now.
Is it wrong to pray about small stuff, like finding a parking spot or finishing tasks on time? Does God really want to hear about small concerns?
Seems like a wise saying, but is it something that you'd really pray to God, do not give me poverty or riches?
Do you find it hard to be kind? I know there's times when we can feel like we're surrounded by idiots or people who are incompetent or lazy.
God's peace surpasses understanding, but what does that mean?
That day when the disciples looked up into the sky and watched Jesus ascend into heaven, some of them must have been wondering why is he leaving?
Many years before I became a pastor, I really spent a lot of my summer wakeboarding and I remember a friend of mine one day came out on the boat with us and he decided to snap a few pictures.
Do you remember that old song, “Don't Worry, Be Happy?”
"The last thing to be converted on a man is his pocketbook." Is your wallet a believer? Has it been converted? What does that even mean?
"You can't take it with you when you die." That's what everyone says, but there is something you can take with you when you die.
"They have taken away my Lord..." The tomb was empty and for Mary there was only one explanation. The body had been taken. Mary stood outside facing the tomb, weeping.
