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How can we know God’s plan for our lives? Over the past twenty-five years that I have been in ministry, I have discovered eight vital keys to...

Hasn't been promoted to Christians, yet it’s an inspiring, powerful film that revolves around the tension between justice and mercy.

Like many believers around the world, I am horrified at the persecution of Christians in Iraq. And you can do something about it. Here are five...

The hit, made-for-Netflix, series House of Cards exhibits how men craving power will don a public mask in order for private gain.

If your God always does what you want, he’s probably not the God of the Bible.

It’s possible to enjoy your hobbies without losing sight of what matters most in life. Here’s how you can stop your hobbies from overtaking your...

Old comments from a 2012 blog post are threatening to undo everything this Christian couple has worked to achieve.

We are role models, whether we intend to be or not. So what example are we providing those in our ministries?

A church, one that really was God’s, dripping with grace toward His sin-soaked children, wouldn’t be just a parking lot.

Humility seems to be at the very heartbeat of Jesus. To be like Jesus is to be humble.

Despite many flaws there is something genuinely special. It is the first of its kind: a Christian film that has no agenda but laughter.

Elizabeth Esther is quick to point out that forgiveness isn’t always such a cut and dry process, even for Christians.

Not as memorable as fellow 2014 foodie film Chef, but it’s hard to find any major flaws in it. Predictable, but well-played.

I think a lot of Christians have uncertainty and fear surrounding the creative and artistic aspects of human nature. The truth is art is a gift...

“The man who attains a wife attains a beautiful thing and is promoted to approval and delight from the Lord.”