PART 1

Every moment and every relationship comes down to one simple question that has the potential to change everything.

PART 5

There are lots of religions in the world to choose from, and many share similar values. How can Christians make the claim that Jesus is the only way to God?

PART 4

This whole series has been about bringing your doubts and struggles to church. But what if your problem is with church itself? There are no easy answers, but what if it’s possible to reconcile the shortcomings of church with the vision of what church can and should be?

PART 3

How can you believe in God if you can’t see, hear, or feel Him? If you don’t always feel God’s presence, the good news is that you’re not alone, and God may be closer than you think.

PART 2

When we experience heartbreak or suffering, it’s understandable to have questions or doubts about our faith. What if there was a way to hold the contradictions of heartbreak and faith at the same time?

PART 1

We all have our doubts, struggles, and questions when it comes to faith. What if that’s not a bad thing? What if God can use them to lead us to an even deeper, stronger, and more robust faith?

PART 3

Life’s tough. For a million reasons. Rather than let it steal our joy, it’s possible to have a joy that’s unshakable.

PART 2

Is it possible to be happy when we’re hurting? Can we still find joy while experiencing pain? Early Christians did—and they did it together, not alone.

PART 1

You don’t have to just muddle through life or be stuck feeling “meh”—God offers us a joy that grief, pain, or sorrow can’t steal.

PART 5

Perfectionism may help us achieve more, and may seem like it’s really working for us—until it doesn’t.

There’s a price to pay with perfection, and it’s a burden that we were never meant to bear.

PART 4

"God just wants you to be happy.” It sounds great, it feels great, but it’s not quite true.

As it turns out, God’s priority for us isn’t happiness—and that’s a good thing.

PART 3

Feeling overwhelmed, like you’re not enough? Good news: You were never meant to do it on your own. In fact, feeling “not enough” is an invitation to a better way of approaching life.