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Rabbi Scott Sekulow also came to accept Yeshua as the promised Messiah. Raised in a Reform Jewish home, Sekulow was involved at his synagogue and the community center summer camp as a counselor. "I was always looking for God, but I didn't know...

In our last humble rambling we looked at a hard hitting bus advertising campaign in the United Kingdom that boldly proclaimed there “probably” is no God. The humanists in the good ole US of A are ratcheting up the anti-faith advertising campaigns...

What's up with the 2 goats, the Day of Atonement, the goat-demon "Azazel," and Jesus and Barabbas? Somehow, they're all tied together! Who wants to help me take on this woolly beast and figure out the puzzle?

The actor Keanu Reeves (of The Matrix fame) was on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert recently. At one point, Colbert asked his guest, “What do you think happens when we die, Keanu Reeves?”

How do we live in the world—without hiding away—but still not be of it? Try asking yourself: will it cause me to stumble or sin? Does it bring God glory? Does it bring me closer to Christ?

Here are three heys to sharing Christ with our post-Christian culture.

Karen Pence taught art at Immanuel Christian School in Virginia for twelve years while her husband served as a congressman. Her office announced Tuesday that she “missed teaching art” and will be returning to her part-time position.

In a world full of adversity, we must refrain from being anxious. If we follow the call of Philippians 4:6-7, Jesus will protect our “hearts,” referring to our emotions, and our “minds,” referring to our thoughts. So long as we stay connected with...

God created us to love him and our neighbor (Matthew 22:37-39). However, love requires freedom to choose not to love. When we misuse our freedom to harm others and ourselves, God allows us the consequences of our decisions. One of the most...

Parents, we have to get ourselves equipped for this intense shepherding work! I’ve learned that the key conversations start well before we are ready to have them.

Because he is with us and he is coming for us, we can find in Jesus the “peace of God, which surpasses all understanding” (Philippians 4:7), literally a peace “which understanding cannot produce.”

Now you and I have a choice to make. We can believe in a generic God and think that because we are religious, we have all of God we need. Or we can follow David’s example by making God our “rock” in every moment of every day as we “pray without...