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It is so easy to read scriptures or encouraging articles and be temporarily encouraged, yet anxiety can be relentless. It can thrive on very little...

Just because someone likes us does not mean they are a good fit for us. So, how should we respond when someone likes us?

Here are some questions that we all must settle for ourselves - Is our happiness really the determining factor for everything? Is happiness really...

Virtues are good guideposts, but it’s wise to check all cultural and personal values with the word of God. His wisdom is trustworthy and sound, a...

Here are 10 things you need to know about the Museum of the Bible.

Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on February 26th, 2020; Lent ends on Holy Saturday, April 9th, 2020. The beginning of Lent is marked by many with...

I’ve never really been much of a fan of Valentine’s Day. I’ll blame it on the commercialism of the holiday. If I’m honest, though, it has more to...

Whether it’s a self-induced fiasco or an unavoidable catastrophe, we allow our circumstances to hijack our dreams when it doesn’t go the way we...

Perhaps all of us on the senior side of adulthood should consider visiting the contemporary service at our church. Unity in the body of Christ is...

No teaching of our Lord’s has been more attacked, slandered, ridiculed, and vilified than His calling on people to love those who hate them.

There’s nothing more important for the Christian than a thorough comprehension and understanding of the Bible.

In an attempt to keep you from being blindsided, please be aware of some new struggles that are headed your way after divorce.

2 a.m. is the perfect time of day to script, memorize, rewrite and re-memorize hypothetical conversations that could potentially happen with people...

“Do you have Facebook?” a co-worker asked me one day, years ago. I hadn’t heard of Facebook, but was familiar with social media....

It is not possible to go on to spiritual maturity without learning how to “overcome the evil one.”