How does Jesus’ death on the cross save us? Centuries following the crucifixion have been filled with many early Church leaders asking this question. Here are 7 main theories about atonement.

The Biblical story of Sodom and Gomorrah is found in Genesis 19. It is a controversial story as it deals with heavy themes of sexual assault and violence. But what is this story really addressing?

Here are 5 foundational creative principle to help push your creative practice when your mind wants to discount your ideas and ability.

There are two voices in the wilderness. One voice creates space and the other voice accuses you.

A Special Liturgy centered around John 11: 1-45.

Reading Paul’s Letters can be difficult and confusing at times. Here are 5 things to keep in mind when studying some of the writings from the famous New Testament missionary.

Throughout the Gospels, we see examples of how Jesus saw situations from a higher perspective. That’s a hard thing to do! It is primarily because it can’t be a surface-level act but a heart posture. It means living your life emotionally secure in what Heaven holds regardless of your earthly vantage point.

But here's the thing: perfection is not robotic. If it were, it wouldn't be true perfection. Jesus, though our image of perfection, wasn't a robot, and he didn't always win at everything.

Given that Christ embodies perfection, how do we practically engage with this concept? The understanding that God took on human form has sparked debates about what constitutes a good body, acceptable attributes, and desirable skin color.

Everyone is obsessed with it. It permeates our culture, evident in phenomena like "cancel culture" and the exposure of once-revered figures and institutions for their shortcomings. But amongst all of this, should our understanding of perfection, particularly in the context of divinity, undergo a reevaluation?

Ancient societies were often built on patriarchal worldviews. The early Church gave women power in a strange way.

How do astronauts embody the death and resurrection of Jesus? How do their missions into the unknown highlight the invitation of the Cross?