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My Bible study group came face-to-face with the age-old problem: “Why do the righteous suffer?” Roger, would you please unpack that for us?

Jesus didn’t just explode on the first century Palestinian scene. We can catch glimpses of Him and His heart sprinkled throughout the Old...

Who better to talk to about our desires than God? Pray to Him for understanding, strength, patience, and more. Pray to Him on behalf of your future...

How can we draw people towards church, rather than drive them away? Sarah Hamaker gives us seven great ways to draw people towards church, as well...

Handling conflict is not anyone's cup of tea - it's downright agonizing. It makes couples feel afraid and vulnerable as they face their weaknesses....

We must be diligent in prioritizing our spiritual health first, as when our hearts and minds are at peace, we can enjoy the benefits of physical...

Once our kids were up and ready to go, I always followed them to the door and asked, "How can I pray for you today?" Whatever event or test they...

When our grandchildren become independent adults, we have a unique opportunity to continue to see them with the heart and mind of God, prayerfully...

Much like darkness breaks at the sign of light, lies fall apart when confronted with the truth. Here are 4 lies anxiety leads you to believe, and 4...

Does God ever change His mind? And if He does, how can I change His mind?

The phrase came from 1 Timothy 3:2, in the middle of Paul’s instructions regarding qualifying for a leadership position. So, let’s unpack what it...

This image of interlocking wheels that are covered in eyes is strange to say the least. But is it correct to say that this is a “biblically...

Throughout the gospels, Jesus encountered women and men who bore the marks of the humiliation and distress that can come from brokenness and...

Although it is human nature to question and try to find the reasoning behind God’s ways, I truly believe most of our “why” questions result from...

As we celebrate another Labor Day, let's step back for a moment and consider what Scripture has to say about work and rest.