Sometimes God calls us in ways that leave us feeling we want to run in the opposite direction, as did Jonah! But in fact God would lead us in directions that bring fulfillment.

Easter is the movement from forsakenness – the feeling that God is absent – to the triumph of God’s redeeming power!

In the moment of greatest challenge and finally in the moment of death, we can entrust ourselves with confidence into God’s hands.

Using Psalm 46 as inspiration, Dr. Palmer reminds us how we can look to God in faith during the darkest of times.

Rev. Douglas Denton examines the story of Mary anointing Jesus' feet and its message for our own acts of humility and love.

The past two days in Crisis Counsels we considered the story of King Jehoshaphat, one of the most faithful of the kings of Judah, who confronted an enormous crisis when his country was subjected to a powerful invasion of foreign forces. II Chronicles

Yesterday in Crisis Counsels we considered the story of Jehoshaphat, king of Judah in the ninth century B.C., who faced an enormous crisis when his country was invaded by an outside power. His first and central response was to look to God in faith,

The Bible recounts many times of crisis in the story of the people of Israel. One of those is described in II Chronicles 20. During the reign of Jehoshaphat, the people of Judah were subjected to an enormous invasion. The Scripture reports,

For this year's Youth Sunday, Katie Kulis delivers a heartfelt message about shaken faith and the love of God.

People often struggle with financial debt; how wonderful if it were all suddenly paid off! We struggle even more with our “spiritual debt”; but through Christ we are set free.