Explore the dual natures of Jesus—His divinity and His humanity. These two natures, known in theology as the hypostatic union, are revealed in Scripture and they continue in the person of Jesus today. By using Scripture and taking a quick look at Church history, this article describes how this understanding of Jesus is a crucial belief within the Christian Church. | Read More →

The Essenes were a secretive spiritual order. At the same time, they were a community of seekers who in many ways behaved like a large family. Their history, as preserved within the Dead Sea Scrolls, attests to the sacrifices they were willing to make in order to seek communion with God. | Read More →

Spirituality derives, at its' base, a desire to look above and beyond the individual. While any healthy society allows a variety of attitudes and personalities, a "high-trust" society is associated with a spiritual one, where family, friends, neighbors and even complete strangers are willing to show up and help those in need. Look out for the traps of people who will hijack those who wish to live a spiritual life, live a good life and make a difference. | Read More →

Are you engaged or seriously dating someone who does not share your religious views? Before moving forward in this relationship, it is important to consider what marrying this person may mean for your future. This article discusses four questions you should ask yourself if you are considering an interfaith marriage. | Read More →

Every decision counts. The intent and determination to behave and act righteously demonstrates competence in the Lord. It shows trust in His will. At the root of every decision should be the commitment to add goodness with righteousness. | Read More →

While Christmas is primarily thought of as a religious holiday, more and more secular people and families choose to celebrate it in their own way every year. Many favorite Christmas traditions such as decorating a tree, giving gifts, and gathering with loved ones can be enjoyed by people of any or no religious persuasion. Much to the chagrin of devoted Christians, Christmas can be enjoyed and cherished without Christ in the picture. | Read More →