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In what way are you using your tongue to curse others? What steps can you take today to help you change negative words into positive ones?

Belinda and Eric didn't have godly examples when they were growing up, so they didn't know how to do marriage "right." They had the Bible as a guide, of course, but they needed someone to apply those principles to today's challenges. Fortunately,...

I may never have turned to idols or perverted justice, but I can easily fail to see God’s hand. I can become so focused on the blessings, so expectant and entitled, that what was meant to draw me closer has the opposite effect and fuels my...

Follow these 14 keys to writing a successful resume that showcases your abilities and experience to land an amazing church or ministry position.

It’s hard to pray when we’re hurt, but Scripture calls us to bring even broken relationships before God. This is how healing begins.

Amidst news of fallen Christian leaders, this article highlights the silent faithfulness of countless others serving God and His people. Discover how to support and pray for both current and restored ministry leaders, recognizing their vital role...

What's the difference between infant baptism and baby dedications?

Many ancient cultures operated on theocratic principles—but something unusual happened when the nation of Israel was founded. So what makes a theocracy, and what can we learn from the biblical descriptions of theocracies?

The term “apostasy” as we use it today comes from the Greek word “apostasia”, which means departure, revolt or rebellion. With general religion, apostasy is the abandonment of, or a willful falling away from, the faith....

Take a look at each of the following couples from the Bible. While their marriages are far from perfect, their stories provide truly beautiful inspirations to apply to our own relationships. 

How would you respond if someone said to you, “The Bible is only metaphorical. You can’t take it literally.” Chances are, you’d be stumped, tongue-tied, at a loss for how to answer. But the answer is both yes and no.

Ultimately, the way a pastor accepts and responds to questions and criticisms has a lot to say about the authenticity of his or her ministry. If a pastor does not welcome questions, this may be a red flag that his or her leadership is not as godly...

In the earliest stages of the pandemic, governors in states such as Washington issued stay-at-home or shelter-in-place orders that barred faith communities from gathering in person, reasoning that worship will only further spread the infection....