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Instead of giving thanks for inflation, sickness in the family, or other horrible things, find the good you’ve experienced this year. Focus on it. And thank the Father — the Source of every good and perfect gift — for it.

God knows the ultimate outcome of our prayer requests, we don't.

Karl Giberson, editor of Science & Theology News, is a self-described conservative (and Christian) who values marriage. In an editorial last year, Giberson shared his hopes for his eldest daughter to: find the "right person"; have a long, happy...

Sympathizers for gay 'marriage' generally offer one of several arguments: Jesus never prohibited homosexuality; homosexuals are "born that way;" marriage is about committed love, not sexual orientation; and finally, allowing committed gays to...

A recent report found that now 1 of every 7 Americans lives at or below the poverty level. How should a church respond?

God isn’t just somewhat holy; He is the only true definition and perfect description of holiness, and that’s a good thing for lost mankind. Because He is not in the least tainted by sin, only He can save us.

We are blessed by so many little joys in our day-to-day life, by needs met in unexpected ways, but people who come into our lives to help us, or just to make us smile. God can bless us by laying a particular verse on our hearts, to encourage us in...

Christianity Today managing editor Mark Galli speaks with fellow ''Jesus as Nice Guy'' malcontent Paul Coughlin about Galli's latest book, Jesus Mean and Wild.

Do you feel as if you are broken? Is your life all shook up? Perhaps God will use this time to take your life from ordinary to extraordinary.

There are over 70 examples of Scripture on fasting throughout the Bible. Moses, David, and the prophets and leaders of the Old Testament all fasted to draw closer to God when making important decisions and taking critical actions.

Language and communication are critical aspects of any relationship. And yet for as much as we talk, much is either left unsaid or the nuance of the communication is lost.

How do we engage the culture with convictional kindness? How do we remain compassionate and loving, even in the face of intense opposition and hostility?

For one coming from a very conservative Christian homeschooling family, college can lead you into a couple different problems.