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An epidemic is sweeping our land in the form of church dissension over the smallest of issues. What's a pastor to do?

Despite the ever-changing world around us, as grandparents, we have a unique opportunity to dig in and support our children as they navigate the task of parenting in a difficult world. Here are three ways that you can assist your children in their...

The Bible is clear that we should show respect for the elderly. There is much we can learn from those who are older and who have walked with God for a long time. Many elderly people have legacies of God’s faithfulness and have lived lives of...

Drugs, therapy, entertainment-they're all used to silence a guilty conscience. But for the Christian, the conscience is the key to freedom.

Troubled thinking is epidemic. The most commonly diagnosed mental health problems are anxiety disorders—panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and a number of phobic disorders. Troubled thinking threatens to destroy people both without and...

Mental distress is tied to what we think, and what we think has everything to do with how we view God. That's why the current epidemic of troubled thinking threatens to destroy people both without and within the church.

You may find the words "a little leaven leavens the whole lump" strange unless you grew up with someone who baked. So what does it mean in baking, and why does it appear in the Bible?

Seeking God with all your heart and then sharing the rewards of that faith with others pleases God. Let's look at what this verse means in the book of Hebrews.

When a new year comes, people often make goals for different areas of their lives. One area that is commonly neglected, but has value for the present and eternity, is our spiritual lives.

When we think of a bucket list, we tend to think of adventures we want to take or risks we want to attempt before we leave this earth. But what if we added to that list some activities that will leave a lasting legacy of who we were spiritually on...

How we talk to each other determines the depth of every relationship – including our relationship with God. In conversational prayer, we can connect with God through intercession, confession, and lamentation.

Self-examination often involves asking ourselves hard questions extracted from God’s Word, but in doing so, the Holy Spirit reveals what we should or should not do.

To rest is to rejuvenate oneself. Why? Because your body and mind have been overworked and you are physically and mentally exhausted. But to take a break, that is something else.

How can we be unafraid like Moses' mother? The verse in Hebrews gives the key—faith. Only by faith, we gain the power to release our children, trusting God with the barrage of hurts awaiting them.

Christians often sing, “This Is My Father’s World: O let me ne’er forget, That though the wrong seems oft so strong, God is the Ruler yet.” Yet, this truth about God’s divine providence is sometimes misunderstood or just forgotten—even though it...