Search

A chance encounter in a quiet chapel provokes the question of how to share hope in times of crisis.

Many people wonder where God was on Sep. 11, 2001. Bob Rice knows. He was preparing a place for him.

Before World Vision could talk to fourteen-year-old Tradewell Moyo, he had to eat. For Tradewell and his sister, they face these days without parents. Their mother and father both passed away in 2000. There was no official diagnosis of AIDS,...

Vacation requests were approved and tickets bought. Beds were ready and the refrigerator stocked. Finally, the day came! Our three grandchildren were on their way for their annual summer visit. Fully prepared, Ron and I got to the airport extra...

Humble leaders attract people. Humble leaders position themselves in ways to make the team around them better. Life-giving leaders, whether at the top of the organization or the bottom, use their perspective to call oth­ers to higher leadership....

Father Edmundo Paredes disappeared from Dallas six months ago. The Roman Catholic priest stands accused of financial theft and sexual abuse.

In the sadness of goodbye, we can have priceless conversations about the very real hope that’s found in Jesus.

Most Christians can point to times in their lives when God “showed up”—maybe in an answered prayer, a healing, an encouraging word, a needed revelation. Throughout my Christian life, I have had a number of such occurrences, of which, I’ll share...

Jesus calls us to cast off our worries. But how are we supposed to do that? Here are three biblical ways.

The Word does not change, but its application to our daily lives is as fresh as it’s possible to get.

Hymns work like a harmony beside Scripture's melody.

Those who want to bring peace, who are interested in facilitating justice, must learn how to hear from people they don’t agree with or understand. Here are 8 suggestions.

God heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds. In fact, our Father cares for us so deeply that He sacrificed His only Son so that Jesus would take our burdens from us, no matter how heavy, and gives us eternal rest.

I might be the proudest person I know. I like to believe I’m right, that I know how to fix every situation and am the perfect person to do so, of course. I want others to think I’m smart, important, talented, successful. But I was called to so...