Spiritual Life Archives

Jesus loved Lazarus, just like He loves us. Lazarus must have been teachable, a good listener and also a good friend to Jesus. Lazarus showed by...

I suspect, in the end, that the humility of the Creation Museum's presentation is precisely what worries some Darwinists.

It's getting ugly out there as we ready for the next presidential election. Does this mean Christians ought to avoid the cutthroat business of...

You can use your summer cookouts and picnics to build relationships with your neighbors that may lead them to the greatest relationship of all.

Your disappointment can be God's appointment. So don't give up.

The history of Providence has many stories to tell of great evils finally being self-destroyed, like a snake swallowing its own tail. Would that...

In The Organic God (Zondervan), author Margaret Feinberg shares glimpses of God’s character that point you to an authentic and naturally spiritual...

It’s God’s mercy that we fall apart as we get older. How humbling it is to end one’s creaturely life dependent on others, unable to function as we...

The three men stepped out of the room into the darkness, still wise in their own eyes...

I’ve been around enough, seen enough, and talked to enough people to want to ask the question: Are Christians really a people of the Book?

Most Christians fail to realize that there are two sides to the coin of "all things are possible with God."

Every crisis, no matter the magnitude, is a step toward an enriched life...

In the end, we Christians will always lose the debate with atheists. And that's not a bad thing.

There's nothing wrong with wanting to be satisfied in life. The problem is that true and lasting fulfillment isn't found in a man-made philosophy.

Sometimes in our human nature, we get caught up in being "right" and forget about just sharing the "light."