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For couples experiencing infertility, many phrases or questions can be triggering. Family, friends, and even strangers often have well-meaning intentions. Still, to a woman struggling to conceive or a husband wondering if they’ll ever have a baby...

Today, as we dive into a study on the Pharisees encountering Jesus, I pray that we will be open minded and humble hearted in our own lives to see how Jesus approached the religious rulers in His time on earth. Today we will look at what we can...

We have been exploring this week the implications for Christians of our status as the “children of God.” Yesterday, we noted that if we are children of one Father, we are members of one family. We are called to love each other as sisters and...

Unregistered house churches that have relied on online gatherings and teaching to survive the COVID-19 pandemic and persecution will have that option taken away under draconian measures taking effect on March 1, sources said.

We want our children to learn to think for themselves, and believe that a healthy questioning of authority is a valuable and desirable character trait. But just as most of us would not hand the car keys to a ten year old and tell her to have fun,...

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...

We are simply called to love God and love others.

Humility should be visible in our words, deeds, even the way we think, but it’s one of those ideas that’s easy to discuss, difficult to understand, and even harder to embody. When we do, humility comes with many merits, namely honor before God and...

Author and speaker Jordan Raynor believes, and wants others to believe, that God has called Christ Followers to find sacredness in the work that they do in their secular jobs.

How can we reclaim marriage, fatherhood, and godly leadership from a culture that’s distorting them?

Marriage isn’t about the big moments but the moments in between, the day to day. It’s the boring moments in between that make a break a marriage. It boils down to perspective.

What’s the harm in watching the service online rather than attending in person? Or skipping on the weeks our kids have sports games? Or taking a month off to recharge when life is busy? The harm is this: God designed church to be an...

In preparing my head and my heart for some real conversations I know are coming, here is a modern-day version of the Sermon on the Mount, adapted from a broader view of Scripture.

Pantheism is the doctrine that believes God is one with the universe and that God is in all things, meaning, God is everything and everyone and that everyone and everything is God. Breaking down the word, “Pan” means all, and “Theism” refers to a...

Leo Tolstoy opened his famous story Anna Karenina with one of the most quoted lines in literature: "Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."

As individual people, we can make a mess of our lives and relationships in ways so unique to us personally. But the marks of a healthy relationship are universal and recorded in God’s Word.