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If Jesus has done enough to accomplish salvation for us, are we satisfied with him?

Learning to be content with little and learning to be content with much are both difficult.

I grew up believing a person would probably reap what they sowed (eventually or eternally), or at least “should.”

Swearing has become totally entrenched in our culture, and many Christians worry that it's spreading into the church.

In a recent column for CNN, Rachel Held Evans offers some thoughts on “why millennials are leaving the church.” Her post struck a chord with...

While we don't have a ton of college students, the largest percentage of our growth at Redeemer comes from the millennial generation. Here's what...

The Christian church has withstood centuries of violence, voices, and opposition, so are evangelical bloggers missing the mark?

What is meant to be a family-friendly comedy sadly becomes a big blue blunder and waste of studio money.

Tithing can be murky waters for believers, especially when we're buried in debt. Is there just one biblical answer to the question?

We just don't admit it

Are you in a spiritual rut? Here are a few practical tips to breathe new life and vigor back into your devotional life.

Art is everywhere. Yet few can explain why certain movies, books, plays, and songs resonate so profoundly. Jerram Barrs, author of Echoes of Eden,...

It’s been the message I’ve received from all around: “Real men don’t cry. Not in public, anyway.” It’s pride, I’m sure. Pride that flows out of...

Belief is not just about seeing what God does and agreeing; it’s a heart condition.

Following the April suicide of their son, Rick and Kay Warren have a new purpose for Saddleback Church: removing the stigma of mental illness from...