The Bible says, "Ask and you will receive", but Christians know there are some things that will remain broken till He returns. What then, asks a reader
If Jacob could make so many mistakes and still be used by God, there’s hope for believers who find themselves spiritually stumbling time and again
Missionary to Paraguay Helen Wagar opens up about dealing with insecurities about her ministry and how God has been helping her evolve in service
The news cycle today can be fairly exhausting. Find out how to stay informed and engaged without getting overwhelmed by the state of the world today
Why are youngsters leaving churches in droves? From unedifying ministry to a lack of pastoral care, we cannot ignore the problems in our community anymore
When change is the only constant, where can we find rest for our souls and compensation for our inadequacies in the face of hardship and loss?
The ongoing environmental crisis is a concern for many of us, especially younger generations. How should believers respond to the call to be green warriors?
If you’ve ever felt insignificant, you know that that poison arrow strikes the very core of our being. David teaches us how to come into our own
Far from being a strange or arbitrary tradition, baptism re-enacts with water what has happened for real, and makes the unseen visible
It's the classic conundrum: why pray if God is indeed sovereign? Can getting on our knees make a difference if all things have been ordained ahead of time?
Nate Bramsen, who works for the cause of abandoned children in North Africa, on learning to love those who once abused him, and the 'gift of cancer'
In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus points out the great flaw in our approach to change — and offers a more effective formula to inspire the transformation we seek
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