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Most Christians love the Psalms, for in them we find heartfelt prayer, emotional vulnerability, and passionate praise of God.

In recent days, we are seeing the effects of generational trauma on a national and world stage. In this article, I want to peel back the layers of generational trauma by discussing what it is and how it affects people.

"On the whole," Chuck Baldwin notes, "America's Christians today do not want to hear the truth. They want a place where they can be made to feel good, where they can be entertained, where they can socialize and make business contacts, and where...

The book is about a young Jewish woman, Esther, who is chosen to be the new queen of Persia. With help from Mordecai, they are able to save the Jews from destruction. At first she keeps her Jewish identity secret, but after a plot by one of the...

The 2006 election cycle was the third in a row focused almost exclusively on the war on terror and Iraq. But there is reason to think the 2008 election will be different. The war on terror will surely still be crucial, but if we are indeed in a...

One important adjustment one can make to his or her perspective on retirement is to remember that Jesus gave no age limit to service, nor did he provide a retirement plan. Even in Heaven, although there will be no more pain and suffering, “the...

You may not expect someone to ask "What does the Bible say about smoking weed?" but some have argued the Bible mentions cannabis quite clearly. Does it?

Here’s what Divorced Christians say they want you to know… but may not have the words or courage to tell you.

Focusing on the process of ministry in the covenant community

While love in action can mean opening a home for the impoverished in India or building an orphanage in Guatemala, it can also mean volunteering at a local hospital or helping to organize cans at a local food bank.

We have a choice: we can set our minds on things above, “where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God” (Colossians 3:1). By implication, the alternative is to set our minds on things below; human beings who are also flawed.

Author James Alexander Langteaux spoke with me about writing his second book, God.net, surviving spiritual deserts, learning to rely on God without being lazy, becoming a lifestyle evangelist, and praying with authority.

You may be feeling on top of the world as newlyweds. But when the bliss wears off and challenges confront you, you'll need to build the kind of relationship that will stand the test of time. Here's how you can learn from your first few years of...

Praying with one another in agreement helps us to bear one another’s burdens.