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No one gets into ministry for the great salary and benefits- youth pastors included. Here are some smart ways youth leaders can save money from month to month.

Dear Roger, If the devil cannot read our minds, why wouldn't we want to pray silently and not verbally? When he hears what we're praying, would our answer be thwarted or diverted?

It is so easy to get wrapped up in what we think and feel but what we feel isn’t always true. We need to read our Bibles and ask God for help on how to be wise. When we ask earnestly, we will receive.

One of the best places to look for comfort and to help us work toward healing is found in Psalms. Here are 5 Psalms that can help provide us some comfort and healing. 

According to Thrivent's recent 2023 Financial Crossroads Survey*, Americans feel like they have to sacrifice the values that matter the most to achieve other important financial goals.

When the authorities give instructions that force us to sin, however, we are to “obey God rather than men,” but to do so in a way that is not antagonistic but loving even to the people who are against us, following Paul’s exhortation in Romans...

William says, "I can identify with Peter because I, too, love to fish. His emotions often got the best of him. But when he decided to get something done, he got it done. He loved Jesus with all his heart as I do. We both want to love him more...

A person’s weight has nothing to do with the person, and a person’s value is not placed on the number on the scale. Whether you are new to learning about these things or not, here are five reasons not to compliment weight loss.

I’ve spent a lot of time lately contemplating sexual purity. This takes on a whole new meaning now that I'm divorced.

God reminds us over and over in the Bible how crucial it is to know the His Truth and the freedom it brings to our lives.

In times of struggle, we're tempted to doubt God. We feel abandoned by what appears to be apathy. Look to the truth, not the enemy's lies, for encouragement to trust that God cares infinitely, and is always with you.

What does the hymn “Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling” tell us about calling? Who wrote it, and why does it remain so powerful today?

If your pastor speaks positively about an issue you support, you're probably happy about that. But if he condemns that same issue, it's a different story. Should pastors ever address politics from the pulpit, or should those always stay separated?

It’s not that I’m cynical, but let’s face it, most our children have a toxic case of the gimmees. And yet, can we blame them?