Scott Gunn

Your conversation might take a strange turn when "Jesus" says something that’s just not true or makes up a Bible verse or reference that doesn’t exist.

That first Holy Week swirled with plots and betrayal. Jesus’ inner circle were confused and fearful. It was all spinning out of control, except for Jesus.

When people began to call Jesus their king and their Lord, it was a threat to the established order. The tension on the first Palm Sunday must have been palpable.

Over two thousand years, the church has developed some excellent traditions to help us benefit from this time. Here are the top four.

Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, a season kept by millions and millions of Christians around the world.

It's a new year and 2023 means that you get a fresh start. If you make a resolution and fail, don't worry. Christianity is a faith that offers second chances.

Let’s review the basics. Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. The word “Christmas” is 1,000 years old, and it means “Christ’s Mass.”

The four Sundays before Christmas arrives on December 25 are known as Advent. This time is all about preparation for Christmas. For Christians it's about the arrival of Jesus.

I arrived at Singapore airport intending to be there a few hours while awaiting a flight on my way to Vietnam. Instead, I suffered a cardiac arrest.

Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week for Christians around the world. This is the high point of the whole year as we remember the death and resurrection of Jesus.

We might be terribly afraid, both for our own well-being and the health of those we love. And here we get the reminder we need.

Ash Wednesday invites us to turn away from what doesn’t matter and turn toward what does matter.