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In the midst of your suffering, cling to Jeremiah 29:11, but cling to it for the right reason.

Randy Alcorn, the author of "Safely Home," a new novel about the persecuted church in China, says, "Ethically speaking, it was a poor decision, but it will put China under the greatest world scrutiny it's been under in modern times."

Often, when we struggle, Christian friends will tell us, "Don't worry. God's got this." Is this biblical? And if it is, is it helpful?

Albert Mohler speaks with African-American pastor Eric Redmond of Hillcrest Baptist Church in Maryland about the controversy surrounding Barack Obama and Jeremiah Wright as well as the prevalence of Black Liberation Theology in the...

After more than ten years of serious study and careful examination of culture—what it is, how it’s formed and its present influence on the church—I find that Americans generally flow in one of two directions. They either tend toward being...

Whatever God has given you and wherever He placed you, may you choose holiness and faithfulness over selfish gain and satisfaction. It's in the pursuit of God’s heart and God's will that you will find eternal joy.

If you're struggling with financial problems, you may feel overwhelmed. Adding fasting to your prayers can bring about breakthroughs in even the toughest situations.

Generous giving is a reflection of the grace of God toward us in Jesus Christ.

The findings of a Gallup survey were released on “subjective well-being.” Translation: happiness. Shortest précis on the findings: we’re not happy. Christians do not traffic in “happiness.” Jesus made many promises to His followers, but a happy...

The Christmas season is once again upon us and with it, overwhelming encouragement from Madison Avenue to spend what we have not earned to buy what we cannot afford. The thrust of these consumerist messages is that the holiday is most fully...

The Christmas season is once again upon us and with it, overwhelming encouragement from Madison Avenue to spend what we have not earned to buy what we cannot afford.

This is the phrase that pays - in sorrow and heartache.