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John Wesley's preaching in America and England helped spark the Great Awakening, and changed American Christianity in ways we may not realize today. Here are some other things you might not know about him.

Who doesn’t love inspirational quotes? They encourage, make us smile, and remind us of what’s most important. So, whether you’re going through a season of doubt, waiting for answers, feeling alone, or in need of courage or hope, inspiration is...

In Matthew 28:10, Jesus tells his troubled disciples not to worry or be afraid. Like that moment in the first century when Jesus was comforting his disciples when they were struggling with anxiety, so does He comfort us now in our struggles with...

Within the meaning of Christmas, as illuminated in the Bible, we find meaningful truths to hold on to the rest of the year which can impact our hearts and offer something compelling and beautiful to those around us.

As Christians, we are pro-life because life began as a gracious act of the Lord God. The following quotes from the Bible and noted Christians help us remember why life is sacred.

An early critic of the Roman Catholic church and an advocate for translating the Bible into English, John Wycliffe paved the way for later reformers like Martin Luther and William Tyndale.

The Woman, the Dragon, and the Child: this is the full-orbed Christmas story that we need reminding of all year round.

Over 300 years since The Pilgrim's Progress was first published, John Bunyan continues to be one of the most important and influential Christian writers ever. What made this blue-collar metalworker into one of the greatest pastors and authors of...

While obedience is evidence of salvation—because love for God requires us to obey Him—that doesn’t mean believers won’t struggle with obedience.

In such a world, without ultimate standards of right and wrong, what makes a so-called “brotherhood of man” or a “life in peace” any better than one of greed, or survival of the fittest? In fact, in such a world, why would a virus be any less...

The words “religious liberty” don’t mean what they once did to many people, especially if big business has its way.

Divorce is epidemic in the culture and, I’m sad to say, in the church. Can that change?