Is there any place for the biblical, Christian worldview in this changing world? Do Christians have anything to say in response to the myriad challenges they face today to their faith and values?

In this passage, as Jesus instructs us on how to pray, I think it’s important to point out what He isn’t talking about before we talk about what He is talking about.

The phrase, “From the River to the Sea,” is repeated to support the removal of the Jewish state to establish a fully Palestinian state in what is now Israel. But why are Palestinian supporters using this phrase?

The point is forgiveness in any meaningful, intimate relationship is not a one-time act. It is ongoing. We are called by Jesus to continually forgive each other, again and again. Why? because our broken humanity bumps up against other broken humans again and again.

When we tell others about Christ, it is important that we clearly communicate the biblical concept of belief. One of the easiest ways Satan can keep people from trusting Christ is to have God’s servants distort this concept.

As the final article in a three-part series, I will be focusing on the Old Testament and its revelatory character. Because the Old Testament is God’s revelation, it is, as the three questions above suggest, required for Christian discipleship.

There are many other ways to get your kids into God's Word, no matter what their age is. Here are five practical applications from my family to yours.

We need to see how God defines feminism and what He has to say about His design of womanhood.

What if the anxiety over the next news cycle is clouding out the voice that tells me to be thankful? What if I am doubting God’s goodness in the midst of all of this? Let me share something with you.