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And then Paul says, “or whatever you do.” Wow, so no matter what it is we do — everything — the most mundane, unimportant stuff in our life, should be “for the glory of God.”

Archaeologists working in what they believe to have been the biblical city of Bethsaida claim to have recently found the Church of the Apostles, a fifth-century church supposedly built over the home of the disciples Peter and Andrew.

"He has shown you, O man, what is good; and what does the Lord require of you but to do justly, love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God?" What does this verse mean for Christians and showing our faith in action?

We often focus on the underdog-to-hero narrative and victory over life’s problems, forgetting that this was a historical event with a real shepherd named David and a giant warrior named Goliath. Even more, we miss what the Bible intends to show us...

He was truly content with interruptions, stubborn people, ignorant men, a faithless hometown, needy people, compassionate friends, homes that welcomed him, the praise of man, the sting of death, and the resurrection into heaven to sit at the right...

NASA has expended lots of taxpayer money looking for extraterrestrial life, and young-earth creationist Ken Ham isn’t happy about it.

The birds still sing, the rivers still flow, and the sun still rises. These are gentle and daily reminders that God is in control.

The story of Ham, the youngest son of Noah, is one of the earliest and shortest in the Bible. And it’s a strange one.

"The Roar of Love," 2nd Chapter of Acts’ tribute to "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," paved the way for a long line of Christian artists to express their fascination with the magic of this epic story through song.

In a day when humans can land a spacecraft on an asteroid and cameras can automatically translate signs for travelers, it is hard to understand why we must live at the mercy of forces we cannot predict or control. But we do.

This midpoint of the year can be an opportunity to access important life categories, including: Physical, Spiritual, Social/Relational, Recreational/Fun/Relaxation, Mental/Intellectual, Financial, Environmental, and Career/Life Calling.

“God is love.” (1 John 4:16) Through Christ, we have access to His wisdom through the living Word of Scripture, providing us wisdom to practically live out a life of love, over fear. Love is always bigger.

Do you know couples who live together outside of marriage? So do I.

The Book of Ruth has long captivated readers of the Bible with its simple beauty. But even though it’s ancient, the lessons it teaches are timeless and essential.

Let your fellow Christians know that you want to help and not just sit and watch others work. Are you actively serving Christ's kingdom, wearing every piece of the armor of God in this spiritual war?