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In the face of tragedy, the first question people often ask is "Why does God allow pain and suffering?"

Acting like my husband’s mother was something I never thought I’d struggle with. But honestly, I do. Have you seen the signs?

Many Christians are quick to blame the LGBT community for redefining marriage. But we weren’t innocent bystanders either. I’ll explain.

Commentators Phyllis Schlafly and Janet Parshall cite two crucial issues that should compel evangelical Christian woman to vote: pro-life causes and the proposed defense of marriage amendment to the Constitution.

Let’s be clear: I hate slavery and racism because God hates slavery and racism.

What the Scriptures says to a church obsessed with its image

I can’t imagine Jesus would leave a server at a restaurant one of those tacky tracts. Here’s why:

He asserted Himself as God’s only Son, one with the Father, having come down from Heaven and destined to rule the universe as King, thus making Himself equal with God.

When our loved ones hurt us, it hurts terribly. God wants us to turn to Him in these times and pour our hearts out to Him. He cares about every single hurt we have, and He longs to heal our wounds.

He knows I deserve it.

“What are you so afraid of?” a caller to my Chicago radio show asked... his question is a good one. So I must respond.

Whether on social media, at work, or in social clubs – wherever there are people in today’s America – there is the potential for cancel culture. And where there is cancel culture, there is lack of love.

We have just posted a new sermon. Here's a one-sentence excerpt: "I am saying that it is possible for an evangelical church to become so consumed with inner controversy over secondary issues that it severs itself from Christ."

We are like Abraham. There is nothing in us to commend us to God. And yet God loves us. Just as He sought Abraham, He seeks to draw us into fellowship with Himself.

God disciples the one He loves to help us to become more like Christ, to grow in Christian maturity, to develop Christian character, to become a better follower of Him, and because He loves us.

An appeal to Muslims' sense of obligation is frequently posted by ISIS on social media. But why would anyone consider it their duty to fight for such vicious terrorists?

Israel has the power to kill every Palestinian, but strives to spare non-combatants wherever possible and seeks to live at peace with its neighbors.

Christians need to reconsider their definitions of wealth. An act of service can leave a greater impact for the Kingdom of God.