If God already knows the future, why should we pray for others to be saved?
Where's the line between using money to serve God and serving money itself?
How do we handle arguments and disputes in the church?
Jesus tells us that God knows what we need when we pray. But if God already knows, why pray?
How do we use our words as followers of Christ?
The Bible says we're restored to God by our faith and not by what we do. But James says we're justified by works and not by faith alone. How do these two ideas work together and what kind of faith saves us?
How can we put our heart for hospitality and reaching out into practice?
What does the Bible say about favouritism?
We often think of "religion" as a bad thing. But the brother of Jesus seems to think it can be good. What is the "religion" that James is talking about and how does it relate to our relationship with God.
What place do trials and tribulations have in the Christian life?