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I struggled with this piece, because really, I could write it in one sentence: The only bad way to study your Bible is to NOT DO IT.

Choose one small task to accomplish today; pray before you start, and whenever you feel like grumbling remind yourself who you’re really working...

Pastor Eric Raymond lays out the Bible's position on alcoholic beverages. For more information about Eric Redmond, visit:...

This week, the editors sit down to discuss Jen Hatmaker's heartfelt Good Friday post about the "Christian Machine" and have a larger conversation...

Brush up on your C.S. Lewis with the newest online quiz from Crosswalk.com: Which Child from The Chronicles of Narnia are You?

The Circle is an engrossing premise, but fails to deliver in the small moments. This technological dystopia earns 2 out of 5.

Do you ever feel as if your heart is so heavy from feeling as if some of the people in your life are never who you expected them to be?

Many psychologists are warning that '13 Reasons Why' could be dangerous, if already depressed teens watch and see suicide as an option for them.

You are wise in your concern. Allowing more time in all relationships is a good thing and shows a growth in maturity.

After some deep time in prayer and thought, I realized I didn’t want to spend my life being bitter and negative.

We all have the power to be positive, despite the circumstances we are facing personally or are happening in the world around us.

When we skip church because we just aren't feeling it, we are making it about us. What if it's about something more?

Paul’s definition of the gospel is simple and succinct: “Faith plus nothing equals salvation.”

Though we have more access to the Bible than any generation before us, most Christians still have never read it all.

One day we will stand on level ground, before the Savior of our souls. Side by side. And we will see that we weren’t really that different after...