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In this excerpt from ReFocus: Living a Life that Reflects God's Heart, Jim Daly of Focus on the Family gets personal about the ugliness in our culture.

If you don't know Jesus, you will experience fear. If you do know Jesus, you will still fear. But you don't have to.

You can’t actually “do all things” in Christ. Not the way you think you can anyway.

Christians have access to the Holy Spirit, who will empower you to overcome each hardship you face when you ask God to help you.

Discouraged? In need of inspiration? Read on for comforting and encouraging truths about the character of God.

Following is an approach to take when addressing porn with your family. We’ll begin with steps for preparation.

Ignore the beginning and you’ll miss the end. For without the beginning, there would be no end.

God sent His Son not only to suffer in our place but also to suffer with us. Our merciful friend has been through it all. He is with us right now! And while He may not deliver us from pain and loss, He’ll walk with us through it.

Methods can be helpful, but also a dangerous crutch

Bearing these great spiritual truths in mind, our prayer becomes a matter of worship rather than an opportunity to update God on our needs.

Unlike political power, the most profound power in the universe is one that operates not from the outside but from within.

When wanting to be seen reveals what is not seen

Here’s how you can rely on God’s power working through you to go through a personal revolution that ends up changing the world.

We all want to be liked, cherished, and appreciated by our peers. But what if I told you that God could care less about these things?

Sometimes, when the pain is very deep, you need someone to do your praying for you. The Bible has a name for these people: intercessors.

In order to be the few, we need a faith that may look foolish to the world, but looks just right in God's eyes.

American culture today is a jumbled mess of clashing worldviews that lead many people astray from biblical truth.

What is the first reaction that most of us have in a crisis? That first emotion when we hear bad news?

How would you like to read a deeply spiritual book this week? Or what about a hysterical memoir? Or what about both at once?

If you could write a letter to your younger self about what you know now about the faith journey, what would you say?