Christian Living Resources, Bible Study Tools, Jesus Christ

The fact is, as Christians, we need more Randys (and fewer Simons and Paulas) among us. Why? Because whether we like it or not, we're on a stage.

Natural and manmade disasters have torn at our hearts in recent weeks. While Americans often have their own struggles that come with having plenty, others are struggling with having nothing.

Do you want to be a happy person? Live God's way. Do you want to be an unhappy person? Live your own way.

Jesus gave us much more than just a model prayer. He gave us a statement of how to know God's heart.

What makes today’s young Calvinists tick? In Young, Restless, Reformed, Collin Hansen investigates the Reformed resurgence among young evangelicals, talking to the leading pastors and theologians of this growing movement. Read an excerpt from Chapter One: Born Again Again.

Hans could not come to God as a man — his heart had grown too hard. So he came as a child.

We all know that words can break our hearts. The Bible puts it this way: “The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.”

Corruption and misdeeds are everywhere, yes, even in the church. How do we tell the good guys from the bad guys? How do we know who is trustworthy and who is not?

Too often, we complicate our faith instead of developing a Simple Spirituality.

We as Christians cannot help but discuss the issue of God’s grace in its many forms in the midst of life’s circumstances.

I did not respond the way Jesus would have responded. Instead, I had used the sort of smarmy sarcasm Satan uses to soften the blow on our own insecurities...

Most mothers believe their children are special but some stand out for another reason...

Living the Christian life can seem overwhelming at first. If you take it one step at a time, though, you'll grow in your faith.

I would like to try to persuade you that the chief end of God is to glorify God and enjoy Himself forever. Or to put it another way: the chief end of God is to enjoy glorifying Himself.

This year marks the 20th annivesary that a consistent day - the first Thursday in May - was set aside for national prayer by President Ronald Reagan. This year's theme is based on Psalm 28.

In an effort to better understand this central figure in Christendom, and to help Christians effectively dialogue, I dove into some heady reading materials from both Catholic and non-Catholic sources.

This is a great little idea for anyone who's ever told someone, "I'll pray for you" only to never get around to it.

Do you have a job that is “small," maybe even unfulfilling? Jesus understands your situation. In the natural, Jesus had a not-so-glamorous job...

Are you experiencing a personal rock bottom? Do you have an internal struggle that has spun out of control? Cry out to God!

I love questions that seek to create opportunities to share the simple love of Jesus...