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A few sermons ago, our pastor made an interesting statement. He said, “You can deliver yourself out of your situation, but you can never deliver yourself into God’s plan.” So what can I do while I wander?

We say that we believe the Bible to be God’s infallible and inerrant Word, and that it is sufficient for life and practice. But our life and practice may prove otherwise. Here’s how you can test your own heart.

Many fail at family devotions because they make it too hard. All you need to do is read a few verses and pray. Then, the next day, read and pray.

Pray like Jesus. Jesus prayed wild, strong and powerful prayers that changed the course of lives, feelings and outcomes. Learn to pray how Jesus prayed.

Here are some suggestions for what we can and should say to addicts looking (like the rest of us) for unconditional love and acceptance.

Reading the Bible before praying is like putting the cart before the horse.

Looking back on her birth mother’s decision to make an adoption plan for her, Faith Hill recognizes the gravity of Paula’s loving sacrifice.

I've pinpointed three practical practices that turned me from a frustrated mom to a content housewife. I'm confident they will work for you no matter what situation you are facing.

Like David, we can think about what’s present in our daily lives that threatens to lead our hearts away from the depths and joys of this covenant.

Every time we approach the Bible, we can be assured that God is near to us (James 4:8), able to speak directly to us through the stories of his people throughout history.

Because of Daniel’s consistent and prayerful focus, he grew as a God follower, as a person, and as a leader.

There are times when God feels hidden.

The core of the Easter message is the new life available to every person because of the redemption Jesus provided through his death and resurrection.