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Your Savior forgave even those who tortured Him. Can you do less?

I want to encourage us all to spend more time in prayer and to bring more plentiful redemption into our homes and communities. Let God's goodness be seen here in the land of the living.

One of the greatest survival tactics we’ve been given is prayer, an open channel of communication with the one true God. Praying the word of God is a powerful tool of comfort in the world we live in.

"In every detail of their lives—in business, pleasure, in Christian service, in civil duties—they took the Sermon on the Mount as a lamp to their feet."

Long-distance grandparenting can be done successfully, coronavirus or no coronavirus! Here are 4 ways, with tons of creative things you can do with and for your grandchildren from far-away, bringing comfort and encouragement in this strange time.

Depending on how closely your church adheres to the biblical pattern, it can be a valuable spiritual asset or a debilitating liability. Join John MacArthur in a careful study of Acts 2 where you'll see the divine blueprint for making a church all...

As you renew your perspective and hope this year—for yourself, loved ones, and the world—here are four suggested prayers.

The Lord always listens, which might be one reason he is often silent during times of tremendous grief — he is crying with us. And since the Psalmist can lament uninterrupted, he eventually returns to sincere and comforting confidence in the Lord.

As a follower of Jesus, I want to be able to move forward into the season, live in the moment, and make the most of each day I have been gifted, but I also know I need to acknowledge all the things that might be causing sadness, process the...

For the next 30 days, let's break the cycle of grumbling and challenge ourselves to purposefully set aside time to show our gratitude for all our Father has done and will do in our lives. Photo credit: Unsplash/Kiy Turk

When you pray for your husband, you help bring about powerful change in his life, his relationship to God, and his marriage to you.

Traditional wedding vows include noble and Godly commitments. But they also have one glaring omission.

Pain can be debilitating and demoralizing and tests our faith that we're ever going to get better—maybe even testing our faith in God.