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They probably should have left this one in the crypt. Despite the mummy of the title—plus zombies, a mysterious top-secret agency, and mayhem on...

If the knowledge that life is crazy could make our lives calm, we would all be living differently by now.

God has graciously equipped his people to write about the truths of Scripture for specific circumstances, to explain God’s Word through books. One...

Neither the pick of the litter nor the runt, Megan Leavey, about a Marine and her dog, feels closer to a formulaic feel-good Hollywood story than...

Whenever the Bible talks about spending time with God through reading the Word, it’s never in the context of a burden.

In my Christian life, I have found that prayer is a difficult discipline. And I concur with others that praying moves through different seasons. My...

There are times when I read God’s Word…and the words seem to fall flat. I’m hungry to hear from God, eager to meet him in my Bible—yet nothing...

Christians like to encourage people. This is a great thing. When someone we care about is hurting or enduring trials, we are quick to give words of...

Though complete and utter unity in the church will only be realized in heaven, there are goals to strive for while we are here on this earth. By...

Lord, You are my strength and my portion. You chose to lift the scales from my eyes so I know You. You know me, by name, for You formed me long ago...

How do I homeschool my 5-year-old with a newborn alongside?" I had to pause and answer the question for our family too...

This weekend I read Maddi Runkles’ story: How she discovered she was pregnant her senior year of high school, confessed to her school, and...

What if we all lived as if we didn’t deserve anything good—ever? How different would the world be if we saw every good thing in life as a gift of...

Making good choices, ones that honor Jesus and defy insecurities, fears, or pressures, always lead to the best life.

Well, your college career has come to an end. You have walked the aisle, received your diploma, hung up the cap and gown, but have no job.