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Even the most secularized classes, those whom Friedrich Schleiermacher called the "cultured despisers of religion," cannot leave Jesus alone. Not...

It has been a long and some times arduous journey, but a new Spiritual Life Center at the El Dorado Correctional Facility (EDCF) in Kansas finally...

"My friend's 3-month-old granddaughter died last night," said the caller. "They don't know what to do and don't have a church. Is there any chance...

For over forty years, the Great Isaiah Scroll was under lock and key, deep underground in Jerusalem. Recently, for the 60th anniversary of the Dead...

If you’ve grown frustrated and discouraged by ministry work, it’s time to be renewed. Here's how to tap into The Resurrection of Ministry.

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...