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All Souls' Day originates with the belief that dead Christians might need more cleansing of their sins before they can enter heaven. Let's take a closer look at the origin and focus of this day of prayer.

With all the bad and devastating, the loss of life and false-certainty, one silver lining is that life under COVID presents an opportunity—if we let it—for families to reconnect. Consider and act on these 6 ways.

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Isn’t it just like our God to create the soul with such complexity that even the experts cannot totally wrap their heads around it while allowing us just enough understanding to benefit us.

On a recent, national radio broadcast, the so-called "War on Terror" was cast as a battle between Islam and Christianity. As the war drum was beat, a caller agreed and commented, "They need to understand, if you hurt us, we're not going to turn...

The primary biblical text on the nature and meaning of the Lord’s Supper/Table, also known as Communion or the Eucharist (from the Greek word for the giving of thanks) is 1 Corinthians 11:23-34. Here are ten brief observations on what we see in...

We’ve come up with a list of great Bible Studies that will help equip you to teach your kids about God’s love from home! These studies are great tools that will help you implement a routine of prayer and devotion with your family.

How can we form passionate pro-life hearts in our children? This seems especially difficult in a world that seems obsessed with solving problems by destroying life instead of nurturing it. Here are 4 ideas that we’ve found helpful in our family....

While we may encounter our own unexpected problems like Job, his story reminds us that even when we don’t understand why we can put trust in God. That trust is not limited to circumstances, nor by the “advice” given by other believers.

I can’t help but notice a growth in evangelicals who want to celebrate Lent by “giving something up.” I’ve heard of Christians giving up sugar, soda, Angry Birds, and Netflix (ok, I made up the last one—I’ve never heard of anyone giving up...

Matthew 19:6 reminds us that marriage is a covenant initiated by God, which we agree to join into. When we commit to a covenant marriage, we are joining our hearts together in a supernatural way that only God can orchestrate.

Jesus’ command to his followers prior to His crucifixion was clear. “If you love me, you’ll keep my commands.” And this is how Jesus' disciples are identified even today—by how they love.