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Yesterday, we focused on God’s call to trust him not just for our salvation but also for our sanctification, yielding every dimension of our lives to his lordship. As Oswald Chambers noted, our Lord “never asks us to decide for him, but to yield...

Noticing someone interesting? Here's some guidance on how to meet them, or move on.

Humans fly planes into buildings. Humans die from viruses they did not know existed a few months ago. Leaders can work to make our lives better, but they cannot give us what we need most: hope for the present and for eternity that only God offers.

If you are a teaching pastor of a church, or in leadership of a church, this blog is for you. Everyone else can eavesdrop. You need to do a series on race and racism. And you need to do it soon—as soon as you can. Racial division is our culture’s...

Ten-year-old Sara Hinesley recently won a national handwriting contest. The third grader’s writing is much better than mine ever was. She won $500 for her efforts. She also has no hands.

Perhaps you, too, have known deep sorrow around a national day devoted to celebrating mothers.

The other day, as I was trying to catch my breath from the start of another semester by cleaning out some of my old files I came across a column my son wrote several years ago for "The Gamecock" (the student newspaper for the University of South...

I’m convinced that the best opening line in history is by C. S. Lewis’s in the Voyage of the Dawn Treader: “There was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it.” In selfish, snotty-nosed Eustace, Lewis personified how...