In spite of having a faith more precious than anything, we are too often blind to what we have. Perhaps you haven’t given envy much thought or maybe you are all too aware of envy’s lure. Either way, Ainsley Poulos explores what makes envy so dangerous and what is its cure.

2 Peter 2:1-3:2 “In 2 Peter, we see God’s passion for the truth and his people. I ask myself, do I have this same passion?”

Nicer, better, newer... is there any harm in a little retail therapy? Does the Bible have anything to say about shopping?

"God is not mentioned once in Esther! But I love the way he is so intimately involved in all the details."

2 Peter1:12-21 “The thing I Iove about God’s Word is that it’s the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth.”

"Sometimes life is not as it seems, which is why Esther is so wonderful. It helps us to see the unseen."

Di Warren helps us take a look at Peter’s parting words before his own death. Amazingly, Peter says that our faith is every bit as precious as his. We, along with Peter, are participants in the greatest escape ever. And Jesus, the one Peter walked beside, is the hero in our story too.