In a culture that often pits faith against reason, many of us find ourselves caught in a fog of doubt. But what if faith and reason are not opposites at all, but partners in our search for truth?

We talk about prayer as if it’s something we should just know how to do. But most of us, if we’re honest, struggle to make it consistent—or even to know where to begin.

We often think of prayer as something we do—words we say, lists we bring, moments we devote. But what if the most powerful part of prayer isn’t what we say at all? What if it begins with what we stop?

Here are five practical steps you can start today to help you find silence and create space for deeper connection with God.

We often feel alone and ashamed of our doubts, but the truth is many great men and women of faith have wrestled with uncertainty. From Job to Mother Teresa, doubt has been a part of the spiritual journey.

As billions of Christians around the world celebrate Easter, there's a powerful phrase that echoes in churches across the globe: "Christ is risen!" To which congregations respond with conviction, "He is risen indeed!" But what does this ancient declaration mean for us today?

In a world that often demands proof and tangible evidence, many find themselves questioning the existence of God. But what if there was more than enough evidence to support belief in a divine Creator?

We often find ourselves lacking context, and surrounded by snippets of information, memes, and text messages that fail to convey the full picture. Yet, to truly understand anything – be it a group of people, an individual, or a belief system – we must delve into the context, the story behind the story.

Whether you're a long-time believer or someone exploring spirituality, you've likely encountered challenging questions about God, Jesus, and the foundations of Christianity. Today, let's embark on a journey to explore these questions and discover how we can respond with both confidence and grace.