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Here are five ways you can begin--or continue--discipling your children in the faith, even when they don’t appear to be listening at all.

The truth is we don’t know what will happen when we share, and maybe we don’t know how best to share. Yet, if we don’t share the Gospel at all, then the good that could have potentially occurred definitely will not.

We count down the most popular articles dealing with issues of spiritual growth, encouragement, and living out your faith in 2006.

I am encouraged that Mormons are leaving their faith in record numbers, and I believe this trend will continue. Sadly, many leave the LDS church and have no idea where to turn.

I am encouraged that Mormons are leaving their faith in record numbers, and I believe this trend will continue. Sadly, many leave the LDS church and have no idea where to turn.

Our kids will learn most about what it means to be a Christ-follower from watching our example.

If you and I seek to live godly lives, who knows how many people could come to know Christ through our actions alone?

Before teens can actually explain the gospel, they must first know it themselves.

God designed us with a need for community, but finding the space to develop that community can be challenging...

A  Christian college student was killed in northern Uganda on April 14 for sharing about Christ with Muslims, a fellow student said.

The enemy can try to get in our heads so that we will avoid sharing with others, but this goes against Jesus' final words before His ascension.

One of the best ways to grow your relationship with the Creator is to practice gratitude. Here's an easy and fun way to give thanks every day.

Vampire Diaries and The Originals star Nathaniel Buzolic sat down with Insights recently to talk about his love for Jesus and his strategy for navigating Hollywood and the television industry while also maintaining his faith.

Share your story of faith with others and let them know how God has changed your life…and can change theirs too!

The Bible calls us “God’s fellow workers” (1 Corinthians 3:9). As we work, God works. As we experience God’s love, we are to share his love so that others can experience it as well. In fact, we cannot understand our faith fully until we share it.