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Daniel Markovits is a professor at Yale Law School with previous study at the London School of Economics, Oxford, Harvard, and Yale Law School. In The Atlantic, he pulls back the curtain on one of America’s most destructive myths: the harder you...

I recently came upon a podcast devoted to one of my books, A Mind for God, that came out in 2006. It was heartening that the book was still serving others and maintaining a level of interest that would continue to warrant discussion some 15 years...

Yesterday we focused on the power of the Spirit to transform us into the character of Christ (Romans 8:29). Today, let’s build on this theme by focusing on one aspect of Jesus’ life and work: his brilliant mind.

Here are a couple of things to remember when you are ready to ask the Lord for help.

I encourage you right now to take a moment for a spiritual inventory. Ask the Spirit to bring to your mind any “private” sins you are committing, then confess whatever comes to your thoughts, claim God’s forgiving grace (1 John 1:9), and ask for...

Here are five things from 2 Chronicles 20 the Lord showed me we must remember when our hearts grow weary.

Remember, if you’re not there to influence her, there is a big wide world of influencers just waiting for a click of the button to influence her themselves. Be aware, be involved, and be there for her. You are your daughter’s first line of defense...

What a blessing to remember that we are His. That He is in control. And that we can just be.

Here are three ways we can share Jesus by acting as peacemakers with those in our daily lives who may have different views than us.

Trust every word of the story He’s writing for you and know that He won’t turn the page one second before the appointed time.

Sometimes I am tempted to compare myself to others and feel out of shape, unattractive, and like I don't fit in.

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.

The beauty of desperation lies in the fact that sometimes when we are pushed to the brink, that is where we finally lay it all down for Jesus.

Work through healing and restoration.

Every grandparent who loves their grandkids from afar has an underlying sense that they're somehow missing out on important milestones.

We can rejoice after bad days, not because those things don't hurt. But because our joy doesn't come from this world.

"None of us thought there would be any change after the U.S. troops left. We were totally wrong."

After reading More Than a Carpenter, the resurrection seemed reasonable. There were 4 issues that particularly struck me, and continue to make sense to me today.