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With hard work, the right tools, faith, and God’s unconditional love pushing us forward, we can turn our challenges into positive change. God desperately wants to make us whole again.

Yesterday, I voiced my grave concerns over moral compromise within the church, citing a church school whose gender inclusion policies clearly contradict orthodox biblical teaching. Given the moral degradation at the Grammys and across popular...

Satan wants our children’s hearts. He wants to mess with their minds, deter their dreams, and take their hopes hostage.

Jan Coates' recent book describes how both abuse survivors and those who love them can get Set Free.

Too often, I encounter "thoughtless" Christians who frankly know little or nothing about what they believe and why they believe it and worse have little interest in changing that condition. Instead their faith, it seems, is often based on a...

What's wrong with being nice? The problem isn't with genuine niceness - the problem lies in the "nice guy's" tendency to live in fear and timidity...

The ultimate finish line is not the marriage altar, but seeing your Lord and Savior face to face in glory. Don't forget that when temptation comes around. You must remember that you are keeping yourself pure because it's your spiritual act of...

The American Psychological Association (APA) reports that counselors on the nation’s college campuses are seeing significant increases in severe psychological problems. "Counselors reported seeing double the number of depression cases and triple...

A meeting with another person that has been specifically and unmistakably ordered by God.

In the wake of our current financial crisis, the most popular scapegoat is quickly becoming the wealthy in America, inspiring class warfare reminiscent of Marxist socialism. The neo-Marxist philosophy that is emerging in the wake of our present...

Our Savior’s love is different than any we’ve ever known. When our sin separated us from Him, Christ took the first step to bridge that gap.

What does a gentle and quiet spirit look like in Christianity? How does it differ from a person who simply lacks a spine?

If what’s behind your adoption or orphan ministry isn’t a crucified, eyes-open, war-fighting commitment, the end result could be a twice-orphaned child.