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Explore the inspiring world of martyrs throughout history. Discover their unwavering faith and courage in the face of adversity. Learn how martyrs continue to impact our lives today.

The word Christophany is a combination of two Greek words Christos which means Christ and phainein which means to appear. When you put them together you get Christophany or Christ appears.

Holly Hawes looks through the Bible for ways God draws and has drawn near to humanity.

When Cory Abury describes God as 'reckless' in his beautiful worship song, it is a poem from the heart, not the dictionary (or a negative) definition. Here are four beautiful examples of how reckless love is offered throughout the Bible.

"If Jesus is not the only way to salvation, then we're moving on," say some Anglican conservatives who are unhappy with "a crisis of faith, leadership and mission in the Episcopal Church over the last 30 years." In response, they formed the...

Among the central themes of the Bible are money and stewardship.

Focusing on the positive aspects of our relationships can have a profound impact on our daily interactions and overall well-being. By choosing to cultivate gratitude and thanksgiving in our marriages, we can shift from complaining to appreciating...

The account of Jesus feeding thousands of people with bread and fish shows extravagant love. The miracle went beyond mere food. It showed us the compassion of Jesus and his ability to provide much more than we need seen in the baskets of...

Although it may spark healthy debate at the dinner table, when the debate gets heated and people stop talking because of opposing viewpoints, the rivalry has gone too far. 

What are we called to do as married people? What is the purpose of marriage?

In addition to the fundamental understanding of giving, giving can also catalyze the birthing of new industries, ministries and missions.

Not every marriage reflects God’s design. This article takes a careful look at lavender marriages—what they are, why they happen, and how Christians can speak truth into these hidden arrangements.

As Christians, we know that God has a purpose for every command he gives. He is never gratuitous, never delighting over bloodshed. The Almighty hates “hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run...

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Leaders sometimes use gaslighting to wield power against someone else or maintain power or authority. Although most Christians aren't familiar with the term gaslighting, as it’s a term most counselors use, gaslighting is a form of abuse.

When Christian leaders start siding with the culture over Christ, the damage runs deep—here’s what “Stockholm Syndrome Christianity” looks like and how we can resist it.

Spiritual abuse is the same as spousal, child, elder, or workplace abuse--it can be physical, sexual, or emotional. Because of the context, however, the impact is particularly widespread.

I don't know if you think of salvation as a miracle, but it meets all the conditions. You need to have a problem. You need faith, and you need God. Well, we had (and still have) a sin problem. God created a solution, and by putting faith in...

You might never have heard of storge love, but you have certainly felt this familial love. Any time love is merciful, loyal, obedient, truthful, and humble...there you see storge love.