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Timothy had to question this strange calling. His mentor had more scars than friends, more jail time than spare time. He must have wondered, "How...

Have you ever wanted to help a person who has Alzheimer’s disease but didn’t know what to do?

Maturity teaches us that often we put the focus on the wrong things. When I stand before the throne of the Lord Jesus, my ministry will not be...

The recent controversy about Franklin Graham is a sign of things to come.

David Lawson of Precept Ministries knew his marriage was in serious trouble. So, while his wife B.J. was out of town visiting a relative, he...

Do some environmentalists reject the dignity of humanity? Yes. Do some replace the reverence for creation with that due the Creator? Of course....

Small gestures can set the tone for a leader.

Millennials have a great challenge because they are far more accustomed to communicating via texts, emails, and blogs than they are orally. The...

There's a clear difference between the kind of history that scholars write today and the theological history we see presented in the Bible.

A four-year research project at Florida State University aims to determine whether, and how, free will exists, and whether people are really...

Preaching is as much an art as a science, and one man's method may not help someone else. My only qualification to address this topic comes from 40...

Some things we learn only by experience! I never will forget the pain, but far more important, I will never forget the lessons. The memory of a...

How do we distinguish healthy from unhealthy leadership? Here are 10 places to start.

The Bible has been the world’s bestseller not only because it discloses God and gives meaning to our lives, but also because it is good reading....

“Many Church Rolls Decline” declared the recent article distributed by the Religious News Service. Not exactly breaking news. According to new...