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It can be challenging to bring the Bible into your family’s life without feeling as though you’re force-feeding or pushing it on your children. But...

Unclean speech has become more common in public discourse, especially in recent years, but Christians are called to stand apart. Instead of...

We sense renewal and growth that comes with the change of seasons.

Hope is found in the One that created them for a perfect purpose. Let’s trust their Father and pray that He will lead them and guide them to find...

While not all women are called to start a ministry, every woman needs to hear true messages—especially from the church—about who they are.

Join us for an exclusive interview with Texas honky-tonk legend Moe Bandy as he stops by before heading to the Grand Ole Opry. Moe talks about his...

In God's eyes, there is no secular and sacred division, no work life and faith life separation. The work you do is a ministry unto the Lord.

God's redemption is a continuous, transformative process where He reclaims and restores our lives, offering freedom from sin and shame, and...

Strengthening our marriage means making concerted efforts to do so, just as we must strengthen our bodies, health, and other relationships around...

Acclaimed songwriter John Chisum reflects on the 30-year legacy of his worship anthem, ‘Firm Foundation,’ sharing how its powerful message helped...

Walking the Christian life is difficult, and doing so every day requires commitment. If you need some encouragement, then keep reading. Here are...

False doctrine is a serious matter because it is a dangerous matter. It must be addressed for what it is so that Christians would stand against it....

In today's episode, "Slumber and Song," we explore the profound connection between rest and worship. We reflect on how embracing moments of rest...

Especially in my teens and twenties, I was blessed with some amazing spiritual moms, aunties, big sisters—a whole bouquet of more seasoned women...

Christians often struggle to accept and address mental health. Here are five reasons why Christians don't talk about mental health struggles.