In the morning, nearsighted people fumble on the bedside table for their glasses. They put them on once they get out of bed so they don’t run into the furniture or step on a forgotten Lego. Farsighted people hold the menu at arm in order to clearly distinguish what the chef . . .

Jesus finished his work of paying for the sins of the whole world by dying on the cross. But how can we be sure our sins are paid for? On the third day, Jesus rose from the dead. Jesus’ resurrection assures us that the Father had accepted the sacrifice and that we really . . .