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A student came one day to Fred Craddock's advanced Greek reading class in tennis togs. When the professor called on him to read and parse a difficult passage, he did so expertly. At the end of class Professor Craddock stopped him and asked: "What...

We all take steps to see that we have enough to eat and clothes to keep us warm. But do we take our spiritual needs that seriously? Do we apply the same earnestness in planning to maximize our ministry as we do in planning to make a living?

Even in the face of such a tragedy, Christians must speak. We will have to speak in public about this evil, and we will have to speak in private about this horrible crime. How should Christians think and pray in the aftermath of such a colossal...

How do you know when it's OK to be angry? Is all anger unrighteous? Can I be angry in a righteous way?

In singles’ ministry, Jesus shows us how we need to be strategic to reach people for Christ, grow the saved and equip leaders.

The Bible offers something far more hopeful to people wrestling with homosexuality than the eradication of symptoms (i.e., same-sex attraction). It's the same powerful promise that all of us who struggle with sin need.

It is not possible to go on to spiritual maturity without learning how to “overcome the evil one.”