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Do you see areas of your life needing growth? Are you like the rest of us and still have a long way to go? These are not snake oil remedies, packaged self-improvement programs, or quick fixes. Just 10 great ideas God used in the life of a seasoned...

When you’re tasked with shepherding souls in our gravely fallen world, pastors and leaders naturally face days, or seasons, of discouragement. Even though you know you’re meant to serve in this way, some days can feel like your last. If you still...

Dear Roger, I have been through a bad divorce, and have no way to earn back my assets now at 64. Is it wrong to ask for a prenuptial agreement?

There was an important article for church leaders in the latest Harvard Business Review (HBR) on how tying metrics to strategy is not always the best practice. Here’s the big idea. Something like Apple’s “Think Different” strategy, or Samsung’s...

The preaching of Hell may not be desired, but it is crucial to a lost and dying world. We have a heaven to gain and a hell to shun by placing our faith in Jesus Christ.

“Do not be anxious about anything,” Christians will quote from Philippians 4:6. This might be followed by “have joy in the Lord!” or “his eye is on the sparrow, dear.” None of these platitudes feel helpful...

Here are 6 ways to take your thoughts captive:

According to sources, two Christian nurses complying with a supervisor’s orders to remove stickers at a government hospital were arrested in Faisalabad, Pakistan on Friday after a Muslim employee attacked one of them with a knife for the removal...

The consequences of breaking God’s word are all around us today, from the public health crisis that is our pornography epidemic, to the threat of rising sexually transmitted infections as the coronavirus pandemic lessens, to the explosion of child...

According to a new poll, 53 percent of Americans disapprove of President Joe Biden's handling of the issue of immigration.

The purpose of Lent is a period of time to remember Jesus’ fasting in the wilderness and to remember our need for penitence. I like to use this period of time to develop a spiritual practice that strengthens my faith in Christ.

The more I search the scriptures, the more I find that our God is a God of waiting. He takes His time to accomplish things, whether it be something we're hoping for, a change in an individual's life, or a significant event in history. God is...

Philosopher R. J. Snell notes that such tolerance has become highly intolerant in recent years. In fact, our culture has devolved to the point that it condemns any perspective which represses an individual’s instinctual desires.

Because my dad was a humble and quiet man, I learned mostly by observing his actions. A previous article covered much of what he taught me. Here are three more things I learned from him.

Most believers will tell you that the hardest thing we can do is to wait on God. As we face various trials and difficult situations, waiting on God is the opposite of what we want to do. We want to act! Why wait on God when we see a need before us...