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Ask Hurricane Ian heads toward Florida, many may be left asking why God allows natural disasters to occur. Here are two practical responses.

When we yield to temptation, we don’t want others to know it. We want to maintain the façade of external godliness. It's like we are living under a false identity, projecting an image to the world that is untrue to our real selves. And we think we...

If we want to minister to this generation of young people, and see them grow in the Lord, we must build meaningful relationships with them. There is no shortcut.

We all know that Thanksgiving is a time to spend with your loved ones, and one of the best ways to do that is by cooking the dinner together. It's an incredible opportunity to bond over a shared activity and will make for some fantastic family...

If we will pray for boldness to stand courageously and compassionately for biblical morality, our Lord will always answer our prayers (cf. Acts 4:29-31). If we will ask the Spirit to help us use our influence to lead others to truth and...

At nineteen, the thought of staying in college while raising a baby frightened the daylights out of me. I had no idea how all the jumbled puzzle pieces of my life could settle into a picture that made any sense

According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, nearly 1 in 4 American adults suffers from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year.

How many marriages might be saved and reconciled if we take the effort to step out and interfere with the enemy’s plan to destroy marriages and families?

What does Paul really mean when he says, “I can do all things…through Christ?” As we look at the surrounding verses, or the context, I don’t believe Paul is speaking about strength in general.

The next time emotions swell within you, anxiety clouds your judgment, or you fear the world is ending, turn to God. Here are 3 parables to read when you need comfort.

America’s founding on the biblical fact that “all men are created equal,” while fueling our pioneer spirit and entrepreneurial culture, must be balanced with the biblical fact that “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans...

We might bristle or feel troubled over the qualifier that we “just” have faith, as though it is easy for us to surrender all our earthly worries and concerns and trust that God will handle everything. But God is in command, and we can rest in that...

I was privileged to talk with Chris Brooks on his national radio show yesterday. We discussed the tornado outbreak and the recent high school shooting in Michigan that occurred not far from the church where he serves as pastor. Chris made the...

This Easter as you prepare your home, heart, and family for the celebration of Jesus’ death and resurrection, I challenge you to pause and consider all the ways truly knowing God has changed your life.

As I document in my latest book, The Coming Tsunami, our culture brands Christians as outdated, intolerant, oppressive, and dangerous on a level unprecedented in our nation’s history. As a result, it is imperative that you and I become the change...

Mary’s story is in the Bible so it can be our story. If we say yes to God’s call on our lives, he will use our lives in ways we cannot begin to imagine. As I often say, we cannot measure the eternal significance of present faithfulness.

God promises us complete strength and complete peace, not a momentary sigh of relief or a temporary rescue. The Bible tells us to pray about everything. God knows and cares about each hesitation, butterfly in our stomachs, and lump in our throats....

It’s not surprising when skeptics ask, “Why trust God when trusting God doesn’t seem to help?” It’s only human for Christians to ask the same question. Let’s consider two biblical responses: