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“He who is slow to anger is better than the mighty and he who controls his spirit than he who takes a city” (Proverbs 16:32).

These two worldviews--the gospel of knowing yourself and the Gospel of knowing Christ, are, to state it bluntly, very antitheses of each other.

Eugene felt God telling him to do something really really big, and act of kindness that would change someone's life. He listened to God's call and...

Don't approach church like a reviewer for Yelp, ready to rate its performance. Step up and initiate a change instead of being a critic.

For those who long to see a loved one come to Christ, or a prodigal come home. There's hope...He is Able.

In the book of Exodus, before the birth of Moses and the deliverance of Israel, there’s a little-known story featuring two of the most unlikely...

One day, our child may do or say something that causes us embarrassment or anger. It threatens to make us look like we don’t really know how to...

Wealthy televangelists, or as some are referred to “Scamgelists,” with outrageous claims are nothing new to Christian news. We’ve heard it all...

What do you do when a bad day gets worse? When you feel like you are being kicked when you are down? Your great fall, could be the rise of great...

Jesus had a lot to say about happiness in the Sermon on the Mount. Randy Alcorn explains a few of the "blessed are the ________" passages and how...

The reality is that January 1st is just another day. We could just as easily resolve on May 18th or August 3rd that we are going to change how we...

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Through our Family channel, we are able to share information and advice on relationships, marriage, divorce, and parenting. Here are our top 10...

God has a greater purpose for my pain, one that's not always obvious to me. God uses my difficulties for my good and his glory.

Rainy days will come, but take heart, the trouble is momentary. Jesus has overcome (John 16:33).