Walking by Faith (Weekly) Archives

Devotional books for women can be a valuable tool in our daily walk with God. While they are not to replace us opening our Bibles, they can be a...

My prayer is we would even more proclaim the wonder and necessity of the blood of Jesus. Let us declare louder than ever before “O precious is the...

Let’s take the psalmist’s words one verse at a time as we marvel at his perspective on who we are and how we came to be—and where our steps in life...

As a pastor, I’m most often asked this question: “Why is this happening to me? I don’t understand it. I thought I was pursuing God’s dream, but now...

The best Bible study books are those that direct the reader toward experiencing God’s presence. Beyond information, they lead the reader toward...

In our quest to obtain this divine virtue, three misunderstandings could stand in the way of our receipt of one of the greatest things God gave to...

Here are a few ways to express our love to our unsaved friends. These can also apply to unsaved family members, co-workers, neighbors—anyone in...

It's humbling to be weak physically, to be seen as weak, and to be seen as someone who needs help. Being in this position has exposed things in my...

So how do we keep reading our Bible when we feel depressed? Here are some truths and tips to keep with you as you navigate life with depression.

It's true that America was not founded as a Christian nation, but Christianity has always been a strong influence in America. 

While plenty of women in the bible were strong, capable women, these ladies didn’t sit around waiting for someone else to get the job done.

Once we've agreed that the God-man was on the cross, we wonder, “what was he doing there?” What was he accomplishing? To what end and for what...

Teaching kids the meaning of Easter is one the most important things you will ever teach your child. Here are 7 creative ways to instill these deep...

Holy Week reflections allow us to marvel afresh at the person of Christ—the fullness of His deity and the depth of His humanity.

Here are eight prayers to take you – and me – through Holy Week.