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In yesterday’s discussion from Philippians 4, we learned to expect hard times and to seek the joy of Jesus in every circumstance. Today, let’s focus on four other practical ways we can respond to discouragement with triumphant faith.

Just as God is sovereign in salvation, He is also sovereign in our sanctification.

The good news of the gospel is still “the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes” (Romans 1:16). Billy Graham was right: “One of the Bible’s greatest truths is that our lives can be different. No matter what our past has been, Christ...

As Christians, we say that we’re committed to living like Christ, but without meaningful connections, how much faith are we actually showing? Here are 4 ways we can cultivate deeper relationships with other Christians.

As we think about how we talk, think, and engage with the political sphere as believers, we need to keep some things in mind: Where does our hope come from? And what are we trying to gain through our faith?

Scandals involving Christian leaders have far-reaching effects on the church, its congregation, and its credibility in the world, often leading to disillusionment and criticism of faith. Practical responses include praying for repentance, avoiding...

The Supreme Court is set to decide on the future of TikTok in the U.S., as a bipartisan law threatens to ban the app unless its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, sells it. While the government cites national security risks, critics argue the ban...

Proverbs 6:16-19 lays out a striking list of sins that God hates—pride, deceit, and causing division—yet these are often ignored compared to sins of the flesh. But why? These sins strike at the heart of Christian community, disrupting the unity...

As Jews and Christians unite to celebrate Purim, there is a renewed call to stand against the threat of the Iranian regime, drawing parallels to the ancient story of Esther and Haman. People of faith and conscience are urged to pray and take bold...

Sister Inah Canabarro, the world’s oldest living person at nearly 117, attributes her remarkable longevity to her faith, offering an inspiring perspective in a turbulent world. Global challenges like wildfires, polar vortexes, and political...

After 33 years of marriage, you’d think social media wouldn’t have a hold on us, but it’s turned into a mindless habit without us even realizing it. Fortunately, we’re both aware of the issue and are intent on creating better habits leading to...

Would we ever know what strength really is without first enduring weakness?

As the example, our reflection of Jesus matters. 

What can we do when we feel the rumbling of our appetites for more-better-different? We remember that yes, perhaps it is our human nature to be dissatisfied, but it is also within our power to take every thought captive and make it obedient to...

Some movies might be worth skipping, especially when they blur truth and fiction to mislead viewers about faith. Conclave, despite its popularity, is one of those films that leaves a distorted impression of the Catholic Church. Like similar movies...

The Biden administration has proposed a rule to make over-the-counter birth control and condoms free, following the FDA’s approval of the first nonprescription oral contraceptive. This initiative reflects cultural shifts since the sexual...

These four routines of resting, consecrating, receiving, and following will lead us to experience God more fully in our lives.