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Preaching seems to have fallen on hard times in many pulpits, with sermons reduced in both size and substance. This is a sign of urgent concern for Christians, for without the preaching of the Word, there is no church at all.

Preaching seems to have fallen on hard times in many pulpits, with sermons reduced in both size and substance. This is a sign of urgent concern for Christians, for without the preaching of the Word, there is no church at all.

Many of us have heard the term, "Nice guys finish last." Or the variation, "Nice girls finish last." It tends to mean, "Girls and guys only date the loud, rude people, and don't give the rest of us humble people a chance." Let's explore some...

Being change agents in a broken world requires more than a willingness to be used by God—it requires loving those we are called to serve. Paul grieved so deeply for his fellow Jews who rejected their Messiah that he could wish himself “accursed...

There are so many in this world who will enter 2023 without hope and without peace that can only come through Christ. So, before we focus on ourselves, let us remember our true calling to love others as we love ourselves.

I’m here to tell you a few things that I learned about how to deal with the topic of outliving my child. This is not easy, and no parent does it perfectly.

What are these warnings that you’re spending too much time chasing after a look, an image, an influencer’s feel? Better yet, how do you combat these compulsions to be a slave to the hip lifestyle?

He will use our surrendered obedience to decrease our fear and increase our faith, just like He did with the disciples. Therefore, the more we say yes to God, despite our discomfort, the less insecure we’ll feel overall as we learn to rest in the...

God loves us more deeply than any experience or expression in this life. God’s love is ravishing, encompassing, and transformative. Because of that love, God leaps over anything that may obstruct our acceptance of that love. God comes to us.

David Brooks wrote an important article for the Atlantic that was simply titled, “How America Got Mean.” His conclusion was both insightful and deeply disturbing.