Spiritual Life Archives

Think of faith like a garden of mustard seeds. The soil has been cultivated, the seeds have been planted. How then does your garden grow?

An old allegory came home with added force one summer evening ... maybe Jesus Christ becoming a human was like one of us becoming a ant or...

To understand Romans 12 is to meet a man who literally knows what it's like to risk his body, his life, to worship his King.

Transcending a past clouded with sexual abuse, bulimia and struggles with perfectionism, Ruth McGinnis is now breathing freely. The accomplished...

Project MedSend has given grants to health care professionals to work in 55 countries, many of which are "creative access," or restrictive of...

The question about where we can find people who need a Barnabas is answered when we simply walk out our front door, or across the street, or over...

As we mature in our faith, we realize that feelings aren't the ultimate measure of God's presence. We develop a greater appreciation for the...

When in the middle of adversity...trials and tribulations...its very hard to imagine being joyous. But according to Psalm 130:7, our hope is...

As author/teacher Beth Moore prayed and prepared for OneDay03, she laid awake in her RV, listening to the fierce storm pounding the Texas landscape...

Tens of thousand of college-age students gathered in Sherman, Texas, over Memorial Day Weekend for one reason only: for a fresh encounter with...

Abraham Lincoln said of Memorial Day: "The mystic cords of memory, stretching from every battlefield and patriot grave to every living...

"Sea of Glory" by Ken Wales and David Poling remembers those who died for our liberty.

Worship with 'Cookie' was a loud and wild ride, and this was clearly one reason people were avoiding Melrose Community Church. It was time to face...

When Bill Bennett, author of books such as The Book of Virtues decided to quit casino gambling, religious leaders were quick to applaud the news....

If we could but show the whole world that being committed to Christ is no tame, humdrum, sheltered monotony but the most thrilling, exciting...