Paul Tautges

Social scientists have noticed that more young adults (those between eighteen and thirty years old) are putting off the responsibilities of...

Recently, I spent some time thinking about all that God accomplishes in an instant, at the moment of conversion...

The life of a faithful minister involves suffering.

People turn to sin—whether it be gluttony, substance abuse, lust, or materialism—seeking some kind of satisfaction.

One of the ways God tests our faith is by delaying the recognizable answers to our prayers.

God is not looking for superstars.

God listens to those who listen to him.

Let us step off the never-ending treadmill of striving to please the One who is already pleased.

The Good Shepherd continues to love and care for those who repent and believe in His saving work and saving Name.

When a member of the body is hurting from combat in the spiritual war, exhausted from years of imbalanced living, or reaping the consequences of...

Here is a clear, passionate call to leadership that is distinctively Christian.

Nothing will bring spiritual sanity back to our churches like a return to the preaching of salvation as the new birth.

Although I had attended church from time to time in my childhood, I’ll admit that it never really transformed me in any significant way.

When a sinner comes to Jesus in repentance and faith he or she finds a tender, forgiving Savior.

Randy is the Executive Director of NANC, a position he has served in since 1997.

Jim Newheiser and Elyse Fitzpatrick have contributed a significant resource to the wealth of literature currently available to Christian parents.

This Proverb is especially helpful when counseling one another to overcome lazy habits.

Learning to be content with little and learning to be content with much are both difficult.