Throughout the day, our thoughts are occupied with all manner of concerns. But Scripture shows us “a still more excellent way”
Can coffee shops, hotel conference rooms, temples and theatres be rented out for church services in the name of Christian liberty?
We wonder at the irreverence of Pilate's question to Jesus. Surely he would not have asked if he’d only known. But we miss the point. Pilate isn't alone
The Lion King turns 25 today. We take the opportunity to reflect on whether Mufasa's words to Simba from beyond the grave ("Remember...") cannot serve as a timely reminder for us who are sons and daughters of an Eternal King
A reader raises what seems to be a logical problem wherein God's immutable character is at odds with certain events recorded in the Old Testament
Though he wrote widely, one of the most influential writings of the late Dr. David Powlison deals with helping us identify idols that are the real drivers of our decisions today
As children, every new experience is a curiosity, but as we grow older, they lose their wonder. Is this not true of the great mysteries of the Gospel story too?
American missionary Christopher Mattix on serving in Bolivia, learning to let the Lord lead him — and caring for a loved one who's drifted away from the faith
Instead of asking God why, take comfort in knowing that our Father — who is both sovereign and good — uses our trials to draw us closer to Him
If each of the Persons in the Trinity are distinct in their roles, why does Isaiah call Jesus our "Everlasting Father"?
While churches must welcome and love unbelievers, Scripture clearly indicates that partaking of the bread and wine is not for all
Currently the second highest grossing film of all time, the movie has resonated strongly with fans. But Christians can find greater hope in its themes of resurrection and good triumphing over evil
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