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Here are 10 Christian virtues we need to revive if we are to thrive and lead by example.

Whether on social media, at work, or in social clubs – wherever there are people in today’s America – there is the potential for cancel culture....

Do you know what to say—and just as important, what not to say—to a loved one who is struggling with suicidal thoughts? Here are some...

In Proverbs 4:20-27, Solomon warns of the need to stand guard and to keep watch over five areas in our lives. When we neglect to guard these five...

There is so much biblical evidence that points to the truth that the devil is real. In fact, I believe the only way a person would not acknowledge...

I have also had the profound privilege to walk alongside women who have experienced the grief and trauma of infertility, miscarriage, children with...

For us to know who God is and for the message of the gospel to go around the world the Bible needed to be translated into a language that the...

Why does God allow evil if he is all-powerful or omnipotent? The Bible's answer is wise, but not at all what we expect.

What exactly does Jesus mean when he invites us, "whatever you ask in my name"? Does he really mean "ask for anything"? Are there limits to what we...

You’ll not rescue that ailing church by nightfall, pastor. So, encourage those who are awakening and beginning to grow. Stay with it long enough...

As we consider life in the church today, both here in the United States as well as in the global church, we need to understand the importance of...

While you can’t erase the memory of what you went through, you can choose to not let it hold you back. You can receive healing and you can once...

What has Covid-19 done to our faith? As our church doors closed and our laptops opened in order for us to attend services, was our faith...

The battle for Jericho centers around the strange command for the people to begin marching around the city. For six days, the people silently march...

Every Christian will eventually be wounded in church—and in many other places as well.