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 If we want to have a pure heart, we must start at the foot of the cross, putting our faith in the Savior, and following all He commands. For the great gift of becoming pure in heart, is the joy of seeing God.

How and why do we love our enemies?

Whenever challenges come my way as a woman, I remember how far God carried me and the phrase Laurel Thatcher Ulrich coined, “Well behaved women rarely make history.”

The Apostle John's vision in Revelation of the Holy City, the New Jerusalem, has sparked many debates over the years. So what does the Bible say about this city, and why has it created so much discussion?

One of the most difficult things in life is to stay encouraged. The stuff that keeps us going continually leaks out. It seems we are so fragile, prone to live by our feelings and emotions, so easily discouraged.

Guide your child in setting healthy boundaries in their friendships. Help them understand that it's okay to walk away from friendships that lead them away from God or compromise their values (Proverbs 13:20).

There are a lot of misconceptions about complementarianism common in our culture, ranging from silly associations to gross distortions. In light of that, here are 5 clarifications about complementarianism to help us see the beauty of God's design...

AI is out there and like it or not, students are interacting with it. But should churches and Sunday school teachers avoid artificial intelligence entirely? Or are there beneficial ways to incorporate AI tools into the classroom?

Our writers and bloggers share their favorite books from 2014.

When parents model respectful communication, children absorb these patterns. They learn the importance of active listening, empathy, and speaking kindly, setting the foundation for respectful communication in their own lives.

We are bound to face difficult parenting seasons, but how do we deal with them?

God loves us and calls us away from fear and worry. Thankfully, he gives us a different option. Through his love and faithfulness, he invites us into the promise that “my God shall supply all my needs.”