David Murray

Under law, or under grace? David Murray explains whether New Testament Christians must obey Old Testament law.

The most unbelieved beatitude in the Bible is: “It is more blessed to give than receive” (Acts 20:35). The giver happier than the getter? Surely...

God’s absolute authority over everything and our freedom to choose—we see evidence of both in Scripture, yet they seem so juxtaposed. 

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Psalms is one of the most beloved books of Bible. In this short video, David Murray reveals what this "hymn book" tells us about God.

Based on my experience of parenting teens, pastoring teens, and being a teen, I’d like to burn three words into the hearts and minds of all teens:...

Why do Christians cover up sin within the church? The same questions can be asked of para-church ministries and institutions, and all of what...

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Workaholism is probably the most respectable sin in the Christian community, and maybe especially among pastors. If you do at least four of these...

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Have you ever tried boasting? It’s so deeply satisfying. Basically you spend your time showing how you are bigger, better, stronger, faster, wiser,...

Christians go back to the Old Testament to build a bigger and better picture of Jesus Christ. By connecting with His past, we connect better with...

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If we’re not excited about this book, we can’t expect our children to be.

Do you see how giving makes us more blessed than getting? We can get so much happiness when we see how God is glorified in our giving and when we...

Just a few hours earlier, I had been reading and relaxing in a chair at home when I felt a sudden tightness in my neck area, a building pressure...

The vast majority of teenage boys were not made to sit at desks for hours and hours at a time.

It’s extremely hard for a leader to get honest feedback due to the fact that most people’s tendency is to say what the leader wants to hear.