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If even the “boring” books are useful for us as followers of Jesus, how can we make the most of them instead of getting bogged down by them?

Two classic novels were banned from a school district recently, but should they have been? Are these stories that touch on painful and hurtful things our past actually meaningful and helpful in the education of our rising generations?

That faith also holds to the truthfulness and reliability of Scripture, because if God can do all the things that Scripture says he can, then he can certainly preserve the integrity of his Word in any language.

How might the church today echo such a prayer? Can we cry out to the Lord to sustain and restore the life of his people? If we wish to join in this biblical call for revival, here are three things to consider.

Asher is a name that is mentioned in Scripture as the eighth son of Jacob. Asher is one of the twelve tribes of Israel. Today we are going to study who Asher was and why He is a significant person/tribe in the Bible.

Brandon Heath’s songs are full of gritty honesty. The message of these lyrics presents a topic all followers of Jesus must address.

Each song has a story about how it was written, and a meaning behind it. Let’s look at “O Come All Ye Faithful” and discover where it came from and why it was written.

The city of Houston, Texas has fallen under fire for taking over the property of two churches.

Missionaries are seeing a revival among Muslims in the Middle East who are converting to Christianity.

Popular Christian author and blogger Rachel Held Evans has made the case that Christians who are pro-life should vote for Hillary Clinton.

President Trump has said that he has chosen his Supreme Court nominee and that his pick will be announced tomorrow evening.