After some of the leadership fiascoes in Washington, DC in recent years, Americans should be very thankful to have a good and decent husband and wife team now occupying the White House. We can pray heartily for President and Mrs. George W. Bush, and ask God's guidance for them. And all of God's people around the world can and should pray for their human leaders, even though none are perfect.

One tiny city, Jerusalem, again and again finds itself at the heart of international disputes. Mankind's best efforts have failed to resolve the age-old conflicts over this troubled city. But Scripture reveals that peace will finally come to the "city of peace."

Scientists warn that parts of our planet may become uninhabitable within 30 to 50 years. How should we respond to this global environmental crisis? Scripture shows us how we can heal our environment now, and how God will guide it in the future.

It is a slogan found on bracelets, hats and other youth accessories. But for most, it is just a fad, a gimmick or a fashion statement. Very few seem to want to know the answer to the question. What would Jesus do—and what should we do in response?

When tragedy strikes, it may shatter our hopes for security and peace. We may need to reach out to others, or we may need someone to reach out to us. How can we find comfort in times of suffering and uncertainty? Scripture provides a hope-filled answer.