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It has been just over a year now since my beloved father, Dr. Roger Barrier, went to be with the Lord. What you will find in this article are the questions I ask in my grief, and the answers I’ve found as I dove into some of my dad’s teaching...

After a mini-stroke left me fearful God would take me from my child, I became angry.

Today, check out the intriguing early church interpretation of The Good Samaritan Parable. Have you ever started out with good intentions, and then found yourself joining in with sin? The key to the Christian life is not always strength; sometimes...

How do I explain to my five-year-old why God lets people be poor and homeless? In other words, how do I explain suffering to a young child?

There is no question that a church benevolence program is biblical. The Apostle Paul wrote Timothy when he was in Ephesus, offering him some practical advice as he shepherded these new Christians.

Are we are becoming a society of selfish Christians who we base our reasons for staying in or leaving a church on the question “what’s in it for me?”

“When I arrived, boarding was closed and I watched the last passengers in (the) tunnel go in. I screamed to put me in but they didn’t allow it.”

We live in a society where it’s typical to complain, compare our lives to others, and spend our time going after what we want in an unhealthy manner. But does this really make us happier?

Stan Ward left Donald Miller's Storyline Conference in Portland, Oregon with the distinct impression Miller dislikes Christian education, probably because it's too neck-and-head safe and not enough arms-and-feet risky.

Patience is not only about time but also about trust in the Lord. Trusting Him to bring about His purpose and plan in the perfect timing that only He could know. Patience is also about trusting that the “how” might look different than we imagined.