When we treat God as one choice among many that may be deployed to enhance our lives, we automatically lose out and make personal flourishing utterly unattainable. Why is this?

Why does the Lord give different measures of grace to different believers? William Guthrie offers some reasons and suggests how we should respond.

For many people, the Bible is what they would say brought them to follow Jesus personally. What is it that makes the Bible so crucial in conversion?

When people pray, they are expressing a longing for connection with someone beyond ourselves. Who is this someone, and what can He do for us?

At a funeral, can anything offset our mourning? Beyond the grave, is there anything to hope for?

In a time of national mourning we can reflect on the constancy of Jesus’ reign.

How much should we love God’s law? Paul puzzlingly says it was not made for the righteous, yet only believers can use it rightly. How should we understand this?

David had good reasons to be afraid. But his faith got the upper hand over his fears.

Why did Jesus tell his disciples to pray every day?

Everyone can enjoy a well-earned break, but what if our down time isn’t well-earned? Paul has something to say about idleness.

Some people don’t even know a Christian, never mind taking any interest in Christianity. How can they ever get to know Jesus?