Sometimes, saying "life is hard" is an understatement, especially when things are so bad that it seems all hope might be lost. At those times of complete brokenness, what can you do? How can God help you when you're in the midst of the worst hardships?

When Israel had nearly abandoned their faith, God stepped in and rebuilt the nation, and it all began with a momentous day. The book of Nehemiah tells the story of this dramatic moment, but God's work wasn't finished on that day — your life today needs revival as well. How can your spiritual life be truly rebuilt from the ground up?

Elijah was one of the most illustrious prophets of the Bible, performing astounding miracles and well-known to all. Yet when he felt burned out, he fell apart, even to the point of wanting to die! How did God refuel him and bring him back? And if you're feeling like Elijah did, how can you be re-energized by God's power?

Is there a hell? How could a loving God send people there? Isn't God supposed to be forgiving?

How did we get it? Is it accurate? Is it reliable?

Who were the "cave dwellers" of the Bible? Several people literally hid in caves for a time, driven there by grief, failure, hopelessness, or fear. What turned them around and freed them from the dark places they'd been living in? Can it happen for you too?

This contemplative and powerful service recollects the greatest sacrifice ever made: Jesus Christ, dying on the cross to save the world.

The story of Palm Sunday might be something you remember from childhood: Jesus rides in on a donkey to the cheers of people — who call for his execution within days. How did this complete change in attitude happen? What really happened that day in Jerusalem, 2000 years ago?

What's the most important thing you need to do today? Now ask yourself: will it matter 100 years from now? Our lives are filled with an agenda of things to do, but Christians should have just one goal in mind above all others. What is that goal? And are you living a life that puts the first things first?