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There seem to be two predominant schools of thought when it comes to how God is active in our spiritual lives, and the core of the difference is who is central in the story - us or Him.

Few films have stormed the box office – and surprised the pundits in the process of doing so – more than Clint Eastwood’s “American Sniper.” And in case you haven’t picked up on it, we are talking about this movie.

It’s never where we meet someone but our motives when we do meet them.

It's predictable, too-tidy, and formulaic. But guess what? This Christian film executes said formula well while going beyond its message.

So what does it mean practically when we cheapen grace? There is an interesting case study in the New Testament in one of the letters written by the Apostle Paul to the church at Corinth related to an incident of cheap grace.

I’ve heard about the seven deadly sins but I’m wondering which sins they are. Why are they more deadly than any other sin?

What keeps you from sharing the Gospel? For many the main answer to that question comes down to awkwardness.

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow. But it will come. One day, he will turn our mourning into dancing, and we will be clothed in gladness, singing praises to his name and giving thanks for all that he has done.