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Did you know there is a very common word that is used in our culture that you cannot find in the Bible? It is the word “competition.” Jesus never talked about it, but he did talk about the opposite of that word.

A scholar friend of mine once remarked, “I must confess: if there is anything that convinces me that the Bible is inspired, and from God, it is Isaiah 53.” But who is this suffering servant?

We are moving in the West further along this path as a post-Christian culture. No longer are Christian terms and biblical concepts commonplace. Here’s my list of seven troublesome words and brief explanations, with suggested alternatives.

Recovering the distinction between law and gospel is THE answer to the church rediscovering the gospel in our day

Vertical Church is a book with both strengths and weaknesses—very helpful strengths and very dangerous weaknesses. If you can thinking discerningly to embrace what is helpful and reject what is so very unhelpful, you may well find the effort...

Overeating is a life-dominating sin, and it has a strong influence over your life.

Before we were born again into God’s Kingdom we were all slaves and orphans. However, all of us are adopted as sons and daughters when we receive Christ into our lives.

When confess God to be almighty, we acknowledge that he by his providence rules everything.

Besides prayer and church support, successful singles ministry has the best success rate when co-led by male and female leaders.

The real reason I hate “accountability groups” is because the primary (almost exclusive, in my experience) focus is always on our sin, not on our Savior. Because of this, these groups breed self-righteousness, guilt, and the almost irresistible...

What exactly does the Bible say about war, and the “taking out” of a person such as bin Laden who masterminded such a horrific act against our country?