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What exactly is Ash Wednesday about? And why would it affect how we live everyday, not just one day a year?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the heart of the Gospel, driving our faith and giving us hope in a dark world, yet many still seek truth and life among what is dead and decaying. By examining the story of the women who sought Jesus' body in...

The story of Zacchaeus climbing a tree is fun to share with young children; especially because they are also ‘wee little’ people. Yet there is so much to learn about him beyond the fact that he was a short guy who hung out in trees,...

There are other versions that are worthy of attention, but these five are universally considered great for several reasons. First, they are all translated by respected and diverse groups of theologians. Second, they all stay fairly close to one...

Heaven really is forever, and we will spend that eternity in a place of perfect joy, peace, rest, and hope. It is a house unlike any we have seen before. We will never have to wait for something to happen to make us happy, or have to work in hopes...

The beautiful true story of a moment when light shone in the midst of darkness, and peace in the midst of war.

After the epic, blanket-dropping recitation of Scripture given by Linus in response to Charlie Brown's quest for meaning, he picks the blanket back up. Isn't that anti-climactic?

In our increasingly myopic world, songs like these and the stories behind them are an inspiration.

The biggest takeaway from The Passion is that more than ever there is a TV audience longing for that which is real and meaningful.

Since baseball and severe weather don’t mesh well, my sons and I prayed that God would hold off the rain so that they could play their first game of the season. It seemed presumptuous to ask God to withhold rain, but we prayed for it anyway. What...

This morning I woke up to find that my city was underwater, and when we find ourselves engulfed in a raging flood, it can be easy to lose hope. It can be heartbreaking. But in Christ we have hope.

A powerful guest blog from overseas missionary Rachael Soroski. "my work doesn’t end with a list of things I wish I could have done better and a list of things left unaccomplished in my own strength. My work starts with serving the only One that...

The world we live in is filled with people who are bound by sin, in need of grace and love that only God can give. The simple truth is that this song from 1989 is just as amazingly relevant today as it was then.

Using the last week of the year as a time to prepare for what comes next

The lights that glimmered, danced, and illuminated the night are now packed away in the corner of the garage for another year, and the world is back to normal, plain, dark, and ordinary. Wait, really? Just... Ordinary?

Is God directing Your paths, or are you still trying to do it for Him?

Whatever you are facing in life, God has not left you to go through it alone. He has given us promises in His word that remind us that He is faithful to us, no matter the circumstances around us.

You probably know James 4:7 - "Resist the devil and he will flee from you." But do you remember the first half of the verse? The part with the condition in it?

Kids grow up quickly, and we can easily get too busy and miss those special moments. This song is a reminder of how we can keep that from happening.

There is joy in reminiscing in places and things, but the landmarks that hold lasting meaning and significance are in the hearts of the people we care for.