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For years, I believed that if I just prayed harder, had more faith, and read the right Bible verses, my depression would disappear. But no matter how much I tried to Bible-truth my way to healing, the darkness remained—until I finally realized...

What if the Spirit is most at work when it seems like nothing is happening? In this vivid and hope-soaked reflection from The God You Need to Know, Margaret Feinberg draws us into Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones to reveal how God brings life—not...

What we celebrate on July 4 may be a gift, but it’s not the gospel. Here’s why discipleship, not rights, defines a believer’s life.

Isaiah 43:2 is one of many Scriptures that uplifts our spirits and rallies our hearts. It is a direct promise made by God to us that He is walking with and protecting us in the midst of the trials and tribulations of this mortal existence.

The Bible warns us in multiple places about the dangers of conceit and pride.

Is baptism just a symbol—or something far more personal and powerful? This deep dive explores why baptism isn’t just a ritual, but a life-defining pledge of allegiance to Christ that marks the beginning of walking in newness of life. If you've...

Christians have a calling, and we have been elected, so all that we do should confirm it. Perseverance encourages Christians to live in hope. As Christians persevere, they become increasingly confident of victory in Christ and their future with...

"Hallelujah" is reserved for our expression of faith, gratitude, wonder, and praise of the One who created and sustains the world–and who loved us so much He sent His son to die for our sins against Him.

What does it really mean to be a man of God? In this thoughtful and theologically rich reflection, “Bodies, Bondservants, and the Bible” challenges cultural stereotypes and calls Christian men to root their identity in something far...

The Lord introduced Himself to Moses as I AM (Exodus 3:14). The name of God signifies His eternal nature. The Lord always was and always will be the Eternal, Self-existent One (Revelation 1:8;4:8).

A biblical remnant is always focused on a better future for its people. It is the remnant that keeps God’s plans alive.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the events and significance of Ascension Day, and explore how we can observe it with reverence while understanding how it fits into God’s perfect plan for eternity.

The Transfiguration shatters human limitations and reveals Christ’s unmatched authority.

To develop a longing and deep love for God, people must first know Him. A major part of knowing, and thus loving, God is spending alone time with Him, lovingly giving themselves for the One their soul desires above all else.

When you’re jealous of someone, you feel that that person’s perceived wins in life highlight your perceived losses. By feeding these jealous thoughts, you’re averting your eyes from the God of hope. God promises that He has a plan for you.

Raising our Ebenezer is a continuous reminder of our hope and trust in the Lord. We can be encouraged in the times of help to not run from God but to run to God in prayer, resting in our faith in Him through whatever life may hold.

You are more than qualified to be a missionary if you know Jesus as your Savior, love Him, and love others.

We can always count on God. No matter what happens in our life, we can count on God. Whether we go through a job loss, others hurting our feelings or the death of a loved one, we can turn to God always.

Before light broke over the deep, the Spirit hovered—poised, powerful, and present. In this intimate and cinematic retelling of Genesis 1, Margaret Feinberg unpacks how God’s Spirit moves in chaos, both cosmic and personal. Her humorous...

Do you have a system for marking your Bible as you study? Here's what I've found helpful to build my understanding of Scripture as I read.