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However, far too often... we disguise gossip as caring, share information that’s not ours to share, or give unneeded commentary on the lives of others.

Notes for today's sermon from my good friend Pastor Bob

Part of me is absolutely thrilled to see God moving so powerfully in the next generation. But I also have some reservations—are people just joining in an emotional moment? How can we tell if a specific revival is from God?

Even in the midst of chaos, make no mistake, God is at work. Here are four signs that His plans will not be thwarted and his people will not be overcome.

We are going to use the principles of modern Crime Scene Investigation to become C.S.I. experts ourselves-only we'll be studying Christian Scene Investigation instead! Here's what we want to discover: If we were accused of being Christians, would...

"I just want to say a personal 'thank you' -- belatedly and inadequately. I wish I had done so long ago. You never knew me, but you helped save my life 30 years ago," writes Erich Bridges of Bill Bright.

Growing spiritual fruit doesn't happen automatically. It takes time—and cultivation.

The peace of God helps us to take steps forward when we would otherwise be paralyzed by fear.

Do you feel overly concerned about a need you are facing? Maybe an unexpected car repair or a bill that needs to be paid soon. Take a moment to jot down three to five things that you are thankful for praising God for each thing, and then ask God...

What does a dirty forehead have to do with being a Christian and why is this ritual gaining in popularity?

For centuries during Lent, Christians have sought to grow closer to God through praying, fasting and giving to the poor.

As our culture becomes increasingly accepting of the decision to reject religion—and Christianity in particular—there will be fewer people who go to church on Sundays and claim to follow Jesus because it’s simply the acceptable thing to do.

For me... [this season is about] setting out a basket of family favorite fall-themed picture books for our kids and re-reading some of my favorite books that accompany the season.

When Janette Oke started writing in her forties, Christian publishing companies weren't yet printing fiction books. But Oke knew the mission and purpose God called her to, which may also explain why she doesn’t see herself slowing down in her...