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What areas of life do we struggle to adopt change? Aging, sickness, and disease bring unwanted change into our lives. Unmet expectations of a new job or relationship can leave us disappointed. Even something as simple as a home renovation project...

During the twentieth century, the world moved forward on the inertia and inheritance Christianity gave to the West. This momentum, however, only lasted so long.

Many individuals feel pressure at the start of a new year to start over. However, if failure to do so comes a few days, weeks, or months later, they feel defeated and like they have to wait another year to try again.

How often do we ask the Lord, "What would You like me to do today?" 

The Holy Spirit beautifully unites believers in addition to convicting and leading us to the truth (John 16:13).

Comparison and envy give birth to ungratefulness and bitterness not just toward other people, but most importantly, toward God.

When we accept God into our lives, He gives us the opportunity to have a new life.

We were made with a purpose that is much bigger than ourselves, to worship God and love others.

When we allow ourselves to cry, we can be confident God will be there to comfort us.

Author and pastor Tim Keller, who planted a church in New York City that grew to 5,000 attendees and who pioneered work in urban ministry, died Friday after a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. He was 72.  

We can hope in Jesus because, unlike people, he doesn't change.

When we panic, God holds us together. He carries us!