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Jesus came into the world, and He caused great hope for some and aroused great hostility from others. Jesus came for those who knew they were weak, poor, helpless, and hopeless without Him. He came for those who knew they were like sheep without a...

A court in Dallas, Texas, ruled earlier this week that the mother of seven-year-old James Younger could have full custody over him and his twin brother. Such an outcome would not normally be worthy of news as, sadly, divorce cases with similar...

The Offering (February, 2003 POL) Topic: Stewardship Author: Victor D. Pentz, Pastor, Peachtree Presbyterian Church, Atlanta, GA Title: The Offering Text: 1 Corinthians 16:1-4 I got a chuckle from a cartoon I saw a while back. It shows hundreds...

Throughout Scripture, we see the same sins cycling through each generation. We are asked to follow Jesus even when the world is not. We are asked to be holy when the world is unholy.

Friends do not let God's good pleasure, in any matter, scare you away or harden your hearts in anger. Rather, let His good pleasure mold your heart to His—let it help you see the greatness of who God is in all circumstances.

Ignore the beginning and you’ll miss the end. For without the beginning, there would be no end.

The danger of a marriage—or any relationship—that is centered around compromise is the inevitable weaving of selfishness into the paradigm. I’m not convinced that compromise is a Biblical strategy in marriage.

As a child growing up in Iran, I remember countless times being forced to participate along with hundreds and thousands of other children all over the country, chanting “Death to Israel” and “Death to America.”

The Spirit of God radically transformed Paul's life. As we deepen our walk with Jesus, the same happens for us, too.