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Eighty years after his execution for resisting the Nazi regime, Dietrich Bonhoeffer stands as a powerful example of imperfect but courageous faith lived out in defiance of evil. His life reminds us that God works through flawed people who step...

When life feels like a barren wilderness, God is still making a way—promising renewal, hope, and freedom from shame. This prayer invites you to trust His leading and look for the new thing He is doing in your life.

Jesus brings good news—a message of love, grace, hope, and thriving life. He pursues those held captive to sin, the wounds that come from living in our broken world, and the lies those wounds often create.  

If you've ever struggled in a wilderness season of life that turned into a spiritual desert, you can take comfort in the fact that you aren't alone and certainly aren't the first to experience this issue.

2 Corinthians 5:17 reminds us that in Christ, we are made completely new—our past no longer defines us, and we now live with a renewed identity shaped by God’s truth, not our old patterns or labels.

AI-powered embryo screening promises disease-free, top-performing kids—but only by discarding those deemed less than ideal. Behind the glossy future of “better babies” lies a chilling truth: we may be engineering away what makes us truly human.

How can we better recognize that we were made for each other and relying on each other is God's plan, not our failure?

When facing fear and uncertainty, praying to God as your Refuge, Shield, Fortress, Dwelling Place, and Strong Tower can be a powerful source of comfort and protection. By invoking these descriptive names for God and seeking his deliverance from...

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...

When it comes to learning to read does slow and steady always win the race? Read on to learn some of the benefits and pitfalls of each method.

Until recently, I would have admitted to being perfectionistic the way someone might confess to being especially pretty: It’s harmless. It’s kind of cute. It’s just the way I am.

"I honestly get sick of failing to fit in and feeling like an absolute failure at social functions. How can someone be better socially?"