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I ran across several articles about local church fights that have spilled out onto the Internet. A few thoughts on why this isn't surprising and why we'll probably see more of it in the future.

What are the purposes of dating? The reason many singles have failed in the dating game is that they have never clearly understood their objectives. In some general sense we know that the end of all this may lead us to marriage, but we are not...

As a new father, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t troubled by recent events or concerned about the direction our world is heading. The world may never be as safe as I want it to be for my daughter. Some battles I can fight for her; some I must...

The war may look political, but it’s deeply spiritual. Here’s what the Bible says about judgment, redemption, and the hope rising in Iran.

Fire up your own copy of Google Earth—you’ll want to play along!

Sometimes, God uses symbolism to illustrate his will, as he did in John’s vision in Revelation. Other times, God speaks plainly, as he did when speaking to Ananias about Saul. Though such visions are rare, there are many Scriptures on vision we...

On Sunday (May 17), in honor of a young black jogger who was recently killed in Georgia, Rev. Otis Moss III premiered his latest fusion of faith and film, a film called The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Requiem for Ahmaud Arbery. The film's goal:...

Any article entitled "Evangelicals Miss the Big Picture" will get my attention. So I delved into the piece in USA Today with great interest. The writer is William Romanowski, a film studies professor at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan....

For many Christians, the general idea that churches and individual Christians should seek to love, welcome and share the gospel with immigrants is uncontroversial, but the issue becomes much more difficult when considering how to respond to...

Poetry invites us to reflect on our lives. By reading poetry from women like those mentioned in this article, we can learn to think more deeply about the Bible and how faith affects our lives.

The question is, how do you know your child is experiencing fear as a parent?

Hardening what is too soft, and softening what is too hard.

Does recognizing a chiasm in the Bible make any difference in how we read God’s Word? Can identifying chiastic passages enhance our time spent in God’s Word?

Cancel culture is tricky. And as Christians who are trying to love God and our neighbors, we may find ourselves split in our reactions. Here's how to love like Jesus instead of adding to the divisiveness.