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How can we guard our motives, live above reproach, and minister faithfully? We do this by keeping our eyes, minds, and hearts focused on Christ. When we put God first, everything else will fall into place.

We need to believe God. More than anything, we need to stop looking at our circumstances and believe God regardless of what the "natural" tells us.

I don't advocate studying what false prophets teach. That would be a foolish waste of time for most, and a dangerous path for many. However, we can still learn important lessons from popular false teaching.

"For the love of money is a root of all sorts of evil, and some by longing for it have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs."

We should rejoice in the safe return of the three Americans while praying for the millions who are victims of this cruel regime.

One of my failed career bits was as a disc jockey at 1000 watt powerhouse WCHI in Chillicothe, Ohio. Unfortunately my playlist was often influenced by my emotional state on any given day.

I once heard someone encourage giving to a charity say, “Remember, never give to receive; give to give.” That’s it? Give to give? Somehow that doesn’t motivate me much. To me, that sounds like, “Remember, never go to work and expect a paycheck....

What does this scripture really mean?

Paula White, a Pentecostal preacher and longtime adviser to President Donald Trump, has been tapped to head the White House’s Faith and Opportunity Initiative, a successor to previous administrations’ faith-based office that coordinates outreach...

One major reason people leave the church today is because they came from a place of spiritual abuse. Here are five steps that the Body of Christ can take to combat and prevent spiritual abuse in the Church. 

Vertical Church is a book with both strengths and weaknesses—very helpful strengths and very dangerous weaknesses. If you can thinking discerningly to embrace what is helpful and reject what is so very unhelpful, you may well find the effort...