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Less and less frequently we ask, “Is it biblical?” Instead, we’ve replaced that concern with, “Did it work?”

How are you called to reveal the presence of Christ in the world? In what way can you “shine your light” so that Jesus is known, recognized, and received? This is the heart of a theophany and the call of our Christian lives.

When we hear stories of believers in other places suffering because of their testimony in Christ, we want to do something to help. To support persecuted Christians, we can pray for them, give to ministries that assist them, and increase awareness.

What can we learn from the classical educators of times past? Most modern classical educators divide learning into three distinct phases, following on Dorothy Sayers’ influential essay "The Lost Tools of Learning." The purpose of these stages is...

Dreams can sometimes fascinate believers. From the visions Daniel experienced in the Old Testament (Daniel 7) to Peter’s dream about clean and unclean animals (Acts 10:9-16) it seems as though dreams lace almost all the books of Scripture....

God is in the business of saving flawed saints.

To become an effective communicator, a child must master the discipline of writing. Many of us were never taught how to write, so how can we teach our children? Deb de-mystifies the process for us. You can enjoy the writing process together.

When a famous author can explain exactly how he came to real, living faith in Christ, we ought to listen.

During his speech to the University of Louisville, Secretary of State Colin Powell indulged in the familiar wishful thinking about the Middle East and asserted things that are factually not true.

What happens when we stop to give thanks...especially in marriage? Discover why God commands gratitude and how it blesses your body, relationships, and spirit.

God certainly doesn’t need us to pray in order to accomplish His plans. He already has all the strength and might He needs. And yet He calls us to do it, as Paul wrote, “at all times.” That’s because God knows what prayer does in us and for us.

As Christians, we know that God has a purpose for every command he gives. He is never gratuitous, never delighting over bloodshed. The Almighty hates “hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run...

When we can start shaping our lives around this idea that everything we do brings God glory, then committing to the Lord will become as natural as waking up in the morning.

Divine healing is shown from cover to cover in our Bibles. It happened in the early church, and it is still happening today. We may not witness healing in the way the early Christians did, but we still witness people being healed.