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Though we live in a tumultuous time, so did Luther. It didn’t stop him from seeking Christ first and putting God at the center. Now is our time. We’ve been set in this generation, purposefully, to proverbially nail our own declaration of faith to...

Accounts of Charles Spurgeon's life recall a man devoted to teaching the Word of God. Here are 20 of his most powerful quotes:

The realigned SAT will test for diversity and the acceptance of every value system and spiritual philosophy imaginable, while undermining the pride of our unique American heritage and respect for the Judeo-Christian worldview.

“The demon enters, it is true, as a squatter and not as an owner or a guest or one who has a right to be there. He comes in as an intruder and as an invader and enemy. But come he does if the door is opened by serious and protracted sin.”...

You and I can have a real, eternal impact on the earth. No matter what our age or past failures, God longs to use us.

Marriage is given to humanity by God as an expression and picture of His love for His people. Satan wants to tear this image down.

If there are reasons for dismissing the minister, faithful leaders can find ways to make it happen without ruining that person’s future opportunities for service.

Though imperfect, we should always strive to grow in our ability to give thanks. In the spirit of becoming such believers, here are six prayers of thanksgiving.

The dead come alive, walking from the graveyard into the nearby town. It’s the spooky scene described in Matthew 27:45-54.

Expository preaching is the exegesis and “exposing” of universal Biblical truth to every age, every audience. Expository preaching is the proleptic seed of the ministry that when planted, springs forth to a supernatural harvest: revival, healing,...

There are two Herods in the New Testament, and it is important to differentiate between them. The first Herod mentioned is Herod the Great. He was in power until Jesus was a baby, and he was the Herod who tried to have Jesus killed when he was two...

It’s been three months since the Rev. Suzan Johnson Cook resigned as the State Department’s religious freedom watchdog, and those who decry religious persecution in Syria.

A Christian moral vision does not reduce humanity or humans to a math equation. As ethicist and theologian Oliver O’Donovan has put it, “to love everybody in the world equally is to love nobody very much.” Rather, as Paul instructed the church at...

I say all of that to say this: an excellent test of character is to see how sacrificially we serve others when such service does not benefit us personally.

May these three lessons from Queen Elizabeth II stick with us as we live out the callings that the Lord has entrusted to each of us. We are not our own, we have platforms with kingdom purposes, and only Jesus brings eternal satisfaction. To God be...

Poetry invites us to reflect on our lives. By reading poetry from women like those mentioned in this article, we can learn to think more deeply about the Bible and how faith affects our lives.

Self-examination often involves asking ourselves hard questions extracted from God’s Word, but in doing so, the Holy Spirit reveals what we should or should not do.