Life is full of lists and requirements, but Jesus came with one thing in mind: an invitation for you to come as you are and follow Him.

In its effort to encourage Godly marriages, has the Church swayed from God's original intent for marriage and His plan for each Christian?

As followers of Jesus, are we desperate enough to reach those who do not yet know Him and show them the love He commands us to give?

God is not a vengeful, angry deity who waits for you to sin so He can condemn you, but is a patient, loving God who wishes none to perish.

Jesus spoke of it, but how many of us confess to being born again? Is this a phrase of antiquity past or does it still apply to us today?

In a quest to stay "woke," the American Church has veered away from what it truly means to be a Christian. It's about time we changed that.

So far in these columns, I have addressed Christians as a whole—with a leaning toward the older generations—and young Christians specifically (late teens through twenties). Now we are going to move on to another group: those of you who are either on the fence about Jesus or don’t have much opinion about Him. After all, He’s someone who may or may not have lived over 2,000 years ago. What relevance does He have on our lives today? My answer is probably one you’ve heard before—