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Jesus did not grow up in a community that knew Him as King and Messiah.

Christians need to know that there is a better question to ask than “Why?”

It can be hard to start praying again once we have fallen out of practice, but these tips are helpful ways to get back on track!

Encouragement for Holiday Weary Women

The enemy never takes a vacation for the holidays. He's at work more than ever, distracting, stealing, destroying. Don't let him win...

Stop making Christmas about you. Stop making Christmas a competition to host the best Christmas party or give the best gift.

Learn the joy of this special Christmas season, even when parenting alone is hard.

There is celebration, not condemnation, when a lost soul has come to its senses through repentance.

I’m sure most Christians who have seen The Grinch can appreciate its colorful story. Still, lately I’ve begun to wonder if Seuss’ tale is more...

Over at Relevant Magazine, pastor Scott Sauls is appealing to believers by asking them to remember the story of Jesus and the woman caught in...

Many Christians are demanding that the world should "keep Christ in Christmas," but is it really a battle we should be fighting?

You do not need to apologize for your personality. Your shy nature was not a mistake. But you are also not meant to live your life in isolation.

The Crown has managed to spark conversations among Christians concerning one important question, “When did Jesus truly become king?”

Here are messages to help prepare your heart for the Christmas season.

When we worship together, we not only strengthen our bonds as a church community, we also minister to one another.