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When David fled from King Saul, he passionately declared to Jonathan that there was but one step between himself and death (1 Sam. 20:3). David no doubt would have liked to have been many steps far removed from such a possibility. All he could do...

Most of us are likely anxious for a cure or treatment that will reduce the threat of COVID-19 and allow our lives to resume without masks, public restrictions, and the myriad other daily inconveniences brought on by the virus. Until that day...

Industries led by smart people are realizing the power of finding the answer to this pivotal question in an ever-changing world—a world changed more than in recent history by the COVID-19 pandemic. So as a church, how are you answering question,...

Last weekend, Michael was a tropical storm in the Atlantic Ocean. It was barely a hurricane Tuesday morning, with winds of ninety miles per hour. As the Associated Press reports, “a little over a day later, it had transformed into a monster.” Its...

NEW YORK (AP) - A Grand Slam tournament wouldn't be complete without controversy involving the Williams family, and the U.S. Open began Monday amid a debate about whether the sisters enjoy an advantage because they're black.

In a world that’s decidedly anti-God, following God’s unfashionable ways can be wearisome, scary, trying, and intimidating.

Horror. Anger. Grief. Anguish. Heartbreak. Mourning. Shock. These are some of my emotions this morning. But surprise is not among them. And that is one of the tragedies of these tragedies.

The death of Iran's Qassem Soleimani was met by mixed emotions in America with opinions split across the political isle.

What will it take to break us? There is famine on the horizon, but very few are hungry for God. The red, white, and blue cannot save us; only the crimson blood of Christ can: "Return to the LORD your God, for he is gracious and compassionate,...

Religious freedom in America isn’t as secure as it seems, despite recent court victories. These wins highlight the strength of the Constitution, not a growing acceptance of faith. With relentless legal battles and cultural shifts treating religion...

It’s not about pleasing critics—it’s about guiding the flock. If you’re in ministry, it may be time to explain where you stand... or risk leaving others lost.

There’s a credibility crisis in America, and it’s not just on the nightly news. We’ll talk truth, habits and love next on BreakPoint.

If you find yourself married without a baby on your hip, there are several (fun!) things you should be doing before your family of two becomes three.

London is a world-class city. Its history and pageantry are combined with its status as a global financial center. It’s not surprising that more than forty-two million tourists are expected to visit the city this year. But if you’re planning a...

Robert Frost, America’s grand old man of poetry in the twentieth century, occasionally explored God and faith in his poems. In "A Masque of Mercy," he tackles the conflict in Jonah’s thinking, as it “explores the ancient riddle of how God can be...