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What if we were to commit to memorizing God’s Word, planting it in our hearts, and letting it take up residence there so that we are transformed...

Happy people are happy because they have chosen to live in a way that keeps their mind and heart aligned to God’s truth.

Cancel culture is huge these days. What is it, and what if Christianity gets "canceled" by the culture around us?

Whether it comes from social media feeds, that judgmental woman in the checkout line, or even from within our own families, we are frequently...

Noah and the Ark is an account of the consequence of humanity’s sinful nature and God’s redeeming grace. Despite the realm of sin bent against God,...

Feminism came first and then Christian feminism followed. It began simply as a way for women to be treated fairly with the same respect and dignity...

It’s been said that “the whole world becomes Irish” during St. Patrick's Day. And while Christians celebrate St. Patrick for his beloved sharing of...

Be reminded that there is always hope in the Lord with the inspiring words of ‘Overcomer’ from Mandisa. This song is definitely the empowering...

He who made the heavens and the earth and sustains the planets in their courses and who has named the billions of stars in the heavens knows your...

Ministries differ in terms of their size, theology, denomination and location, yet there are consistent traits and skills that ministries seek....

The widow’s offering is a direct challenge to self-righteousness, faithless offering, and the negation of loving ministry. Furthermore, this is not...

One phone call can change everything. How can you stick close by your chronically ill spouse, without burning out?

There are 4 aspects of purity culture that can have a negative impact on our lives. After uncovering these aspects, let’s consider if we still need...

I grew up in a church that emphasized emotional expression in worship. I now go to a church that emphasizes Bible teaching but does not encourage...

In a recent interview, author and Bible teacher Beth Moore shared that she is walking away from the Southern Baptist Denomination.