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What does the hymn “Softly and Tenderly Jesus Is Calling” tell us about calling? Who wrote it, and why does it remain so powerful today?

God gives us everything we need to be victorious in the spiritual realm.

What does submissive mean? How do we apply this concept to our lives as Christians and our lives as women of God?

The challenges we face during this pandemic do make being a good neighbor more difficult. But it’s in times of trial that our faith can shine through the darkness more brightly than ever.

Orphan care is more than just adoption. At the heart of orphan care is grace - grace that flows from Christ's redemptive work on the cross, that reconciles us to God, that we extend through the care of orphans and others.

Discouragement, although a tool of the enemy, is also an instrument of God, used to shape us and bring us into all that He has for us. Through discouragement, He strengthens weak knees, granting the fortitude to journey on and preparing us for the...

Recently, David Barton criticized our efforts to fact check his claims about Thomas Jefferson. Here is my response along with three challenges.

I know precious little about humility. However I know one big thing: God wants it in His people.

If sin, spiritual lethargy, or negligence had caused Eutychus’s sleep-induced fall from the window, we can be sure that the whole of Scripture would bear out that lesson.

School bullies are often bullied at home, where their will, wants, and desires are overridden and trampled.

I won’t say that Barbie solves this universal problem or will make a clear-cut, biblical argument for or against complementarianism versus egalitarianism. But it provides enough striking examples to get conversations going–conversations I...

This Momentary Marriage by John PiperJohn Piper waited forty years to write a book on marriage. It is only after forty years of marriage that he felt like he would have something valuable to say (or something valuable to add to a very crowded...

Centurions were among those of whom Jesus is in the business of redeeming. For a first-century reader, particularly those with a Jewish background, the redemption of a Roman centurion would have been shocking.

For many Christians, the general idea that churches and individual Christians should seek to love, welcome and share the gospel with immigrants is uncontroversial, but the issue becomes much more difficult when considering how to respond to...

The gospel—the good news—is that the rule of God has arrived in Jesus to save sinners before it arrives at his second coming in judgment. So the demand to repent is based on the gracious offer that is present to forgive, and on the gracious...