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Sharing your beliefs with others doesn't have to be intimidating or overwhelming. Your faith shouldn't be something you hide, either. So, where do we start?

For many Americans, the most crucial factor in their Thanksgiving plans is who they’ll have to talk to across the table. More on being Christian in a divided nation...

When you get frustrated by the “little” annoyances that pour down and overwhelm your heart, remember: it’s just water.

Referring to a gospel truth-teller as a "basher" is often just a way of stifling discussion or criticism without having to do the heavy lifting involved in supplying a thoughtful response.

I wonder when the slogan for Eric Hogue’s radio show will go from “The New Talk of Northern California” to “We Once Had John Shore On!”?

The relationship between Church and state and culture is and has always been contentious. The recent cultural debate about the term “Christian nationalism” is confusing because participants in the debate tend to use mutually exclusive definitions...

Exclusive interview with Dr.Bernice King, Dr. Martin Luther King's daughter.

Amid the brokenness of our fallen world, God invites us to slow down, notice His goodness in creation, and trust His promise to one day make all things new through Christ.

Discover why the instinct for revenge is deeply ingrained in human nature and how God's divine justice offers a profound alternative. Explore the biblical call to love and forgiveness, ultimately entrusting vengeance to the ultimate judge to find...

Russell Moore talks with Jonathan Merritt about a range of pressing issues and Moore’s new book, “Onward: Engaging the Culture Without Losing the Gospel.”

This is the perfect time to think about the unknowable nature of God.

Reading the Bible before praying is like putting the cart before the horse.

We’ve been fooled into thinking that our happiness at Christmas is to do with the things we have, rather than the people we are with.

As iron sharpens iron, our knives can be quite effective when used to sharpen one another, but are dangerous when used with the intent to cut down.

Best-selling Christian author and patron saint of writers everywhere Anne Lamott didn’t set out to write a book about mercy.

I find myself looking heavenward more often. I’ve noticed a lot of things I took for granted when my husband was alive.

If we confess our sins, he will forgive our sins, because we can trust God to do what is right. He will cleanse us from all the wrongs we have done. (1 John 1:9, NCV)