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Boycotting is never mentioned in the Bible, yet we can use what we have learned from the Bible to form an ethic over this matter. Nothing is wrong with boycotting, as it is peaceful and respectful.

You and I have been cast as supporting actors in a huge drama called Life. We were literally born to play our parts. How can we know our place in the world?

We don’t recognize enemies for what they are. They seem like friends because they support us without challenging us—which is exactly what our sinful hearts want.

Every godly woman can laugh at the days to come and live without fear. When we are old, we can look back at our lives with joy, knowing that we lived them with meaning and purpose.

When Jesus condenses all the commands into just two verses, He is giving us a blueprint on how we should live our lives. He simplifies following God in our everyday lives and shows us how it is possible to, then, obey all of the commands.

This is why examples of toxic masculinity are so shocking to the world: Christian men should know and be raised better. The biblical paradigm for masculinity is this: self-sacrifice and there is one perfect example, Christ himself.

True love, as shown to us by Jesus, is sacrificial. He laid down His life so we could experience salvation. Even though His loving act meant pain and suffering, He still chose to die in our place.

As Christians, we need to make sure that we never forsake our first love. People may come in and out of our lives, but Jesus is always there. He will never leave you — not on Valentine’s Day or any day.

Yet this promise of the coming Messiah was made thousands of years before Jesus Christ’s birth. If we miss this, we miss the whole point of Christmas. It’s about the promise of eternity, and it’s about waiting a very, very long time.

Jesus was communicating to his disciples in the strongest language possible that he loved them and wanted to be with them forever. And the same love that he had for his disciples is the love he has for us today.

“All People That on Earth Do Dwell” is a compelling hymn and a call for church unity across cultures. However, you may not know the surprising history behind how this hymn was written.

Developing solid connections is vital, so we must seek Scripture to see what the Bible says about choosing friends.

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...

A miscarriage is one if not the most painful experience a couple can have. As with any terrible moment, it brings up the question whether God's word has anything that can bring solace or a larger perspective. So, what does the Bible say about...

Many of us have heard about demonic possession, but very few of us know what it really is and what to watch out for. Here is what you need to know about diabolic attacks, and when the line is crossed from temptation to possession.

Christians can be inspired not just by Louis Zamperini’s bravery during WWII, but also his spiritual journey where he found healing and forgiveness.

Samson is one of the most recognizable of the judges who ruled over Israel before the time of the kings. He was a Nazarite, yet broke many rules of the Nazarite vow. God gifted Samson with incredible strength, but he lost his strength when Delilah...

The Bible calls us to destroy our spiritual resumé. The life of faith isn’t about the spiritual boxes we can tick. Our religious accolades are nothing when compared to the value of an inward relationship with the Lord.

I want to share with you three tips on how to discern a counterfeit from the real thing so that you will never have to be deceived or go through the emotional pain of a counterfeit relationship again.

October is National Clergy Appreciation Month, a time set aside to recognize the contributions and service of pastors, priests, reverends, ministers, and all other clergy members. Within Clergy Appreciation Month is Pastor Appreciation Day.