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Giving our worry and problems to God in prayer is, in the simplest sense, an honest, meditative conversation with our Father whereby we attempt to transfer responsibility for desired outcomes out of our hands and into His. 

Rain is something we are so used to seeing and hearing that we hardly even pause when it happens. But what was it like for the people who'd never seen rain before? Check out this unit study!

Pre-election worry and murmuring leaves our souls in a bad state while much-needed prayer goes unsaid.

I was asked to deliver the invocation some years ago before a session of the Texas House of Representatives. As a Christian minister, I prayed to Jesus in the name of Jesus. Those present thanked me for my invocation, then my host gave me a tour...

The way to fix our world is simple, it starts with us and it won’t be complete until Jesus returns. Yet these are places we can start: understand the answer to our sin is in Christ alone, and trust him in all things. He is good, he is faithful,...

When the “Government of Vietnam” posted two draft religion decrees the first week of June, even ranking staff members of the Government Bureau of Religious Affairs were taken by surprise and encouraged religious leaders to strongly object. The...

There is a wealth of knowledge when we listen to those who have gone before us. We can learn from their mistakes and we can glean from their positive experiences. We can get insight and advice about our circumstances and gain understanding of the...

Before we get to the fifth and final installment in this series, which speaks directly to the tumult surrounding the use of the term “Evangelical” at the present moment, it seemed appropriate to pause a bit to speak to where I fit in personally...

In Rome and at the Vatican, President Joe Biden found a safe haven from the debates taking place back home, where some U.S. bishops argue Catholic politicians should not be allowed to receive Communion if they support abortion rights.

For many years, my Israeli friends have taught me the importance of resilience as they refuse to allow threats of violence to change their lives. They take shelter when necessary, but they choose not to live in fear because this gives the...

Writing for the Wall Street Journal, Stephen Fidler explains “Putin’s endgame” by focusing on the “post-Cold War agreements that humiliated Russia.” He notes, “Mr. Putin has made clear he wants to redraw the post-Cold War security map of Europe.”...

The wisest man who ever lived (apart from Christ) noted, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” (Proverbs 9:10). The greatest theologian in history added that in Christ “are hidden all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge” (Colossians...

The Senate confirmation hearings for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Kash Patel, and Tulsi Gabbard, three of President Trump's most debated cabinet nominees, were marked by intense scrutiny and partisan clashes. While Kennedy and Patel faced questions...

And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose (Rom. 8:28). Just when it looks life has spun out of control, God stops the spin, picks up the broken pieces, and creates a...

Looking past the seemingly familiar to seek the Awe and Wonder of Advent

The same vexing but inescapable question comes every time a Columbine happens or an Anders Behring Breivik attempts to justify his mass homicide. How could such a thing happen? How could a human being do such a thing?