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I realized my plans for my son weren’t God’s plans. As I pondered how Elijah was created, the verse Proverbs 22:6 came to mind. “Train up a child...

Jesus told us before we consider becoming his disciples, we must count the cost. So, what do we need to understand about being a follower of Jesus.

Jesus reiterated the importance of love when he reminded His followers to love God first with all their heart and soul (Matthew 22:37) and then...

So, how might Christians think about the Gen Z Bible?

Because all truth is God’s truth, even movies made by mainstream studios can provide powerful glimpses of truth. Here are 20 movies that do that.

Men have tried to compare God’s holiness to white hot burning metal — so fiery and eye-scorching, one cannot look at it. God’s holy nature is such...

Instead of resigning themselves to take less of a role in church ministry, women over 50 can engage in some great ministries that not only benefit...

God’s forgiveness of our sins is always complete and lasting. But our forgiveness of others may sometimes need to be renewed. If old feelings...

Does recognizing a chiasm in the Bible make any difference in how we read God’s Word? Can identifying chiastic passages enhance our time spent in...

If you find yourself walking through difficult hardship and still struggle with fear-filled thoughts, here are some verses that might help to bring...

Pride can confuse our motives, cloud our emotions, and deconstruct our priorities. It lies to us, hurts our people, and damages our souls. Here are...

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Domestic violence doesn't just appear one day; there are certain signs that a relationship is unhealthy.

The hope for our nation has never resided in Washington, D.C., but has always been the One high and lifted up and seated on the throne. His name is...

The battle of good and evil wages in the background of our lives. Each day, let’s pray to recognize the work of the enemy for what it is, instead...