Trust in yourself. Have you ever heard someone say that to you?

Do you belong with Jesus? Or do you feel too broken to be His child?

Do you ever feel like you have to do everything on your own? Like you can't depend on anyone else?

Is Jesus calling you? Do you sense it? Does He feel close?

What do you depend on? Is it the first cup of coffee every morning?

The Bible tells us of a day when Jesus will come back to reign on the earth. It says… The last enemy to be destroyed is death.

I live in a dark, cloudy, rainy place in the winter. But some winter days, the sun will come out and the light reveals so much beauty in the landscape.

We all die. Eventually, our perishable bodies fail and leave this earth

I was with someone the other day who said, “Yes, Wendy, I believe in a spiritual world. That my spirit will live on.” My question is, where? How?

You know, my wife, Wendy, and I go around the world and speak to so many people, and we have run into many who’ve attempted suicide.

Have you ever had a friend rave about a movie or a book, telling you it’s absolutely life-changing? You might be curious, but until you experience it for yourself, how can you truly know?

I was talking with a friend the other day who said, “Wendy, I do believe in a superior being. Someone or something bigger than me, bigger than this world. But I don't know who or what it is.”

Have you ever been hurt by someone who claimed to be religious? It’s a pain that many have experienced, and it can leave a deep wound.

We’re told to find ourselves. That the only way to walk through the world authentically is to figure out who we are.

According to the Book of John, the first to see Jesus after He rose from the dead was Mary Magdalene. She had come to weep at His tomb.

It was prophesied long, long ago that one day a sacrificial hero would arrive. He would be God Himself.

Who do you believe God to be? If you’ve been raised in a home or a church where God has seemed hard or unkind, judgmental, or angry, it can be difficult to want a relationship with this type of God.

Have you ever wondered… When Jesus died on the cross, did He really die, or just partially die?

Who sees your tears? Who sees you cry?

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem on what we now call Palm Sunday, the people bowed down and placed palm fronds on the ground for Him to ride over.