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Ultimately, we must have new hearts in order to rightly handle new technology. We must pray the same for our children--that God would replace the love of darkness with love for the light.

The good news isn’t just an abstract concept, a system of doctrine. It’s a person, Christ himself, whose doing, dying, and rising is the ultimate answer to the problems of sin and suffering in our world.

Christians often say, “Well, I’ve prayed, and I have peace about it.” Here are three ways to avoid confusion between our own desired outcomes and the will of God.

In this series of videos, Joe Thorn takes readers through the components of The Lord's Prayer.

As we faithfully follow the general, foundational principles of being committed to Christ, as revealed in Scripture, God faithfully reveals the specifics of His will as needed. The Hebrew word we translate into "obey" in English is the same word...

All the arguments of the finest philosophers will never lead the skeptic to know God until he realizes he’s deaf, blind, meek, and poor. I was once was deaf but now I hear the words of a book, I once was blind but now I see.

The name Mary was considerably common in Jesus’ day, so it can be easy to confuse all those Mary’s running through the pages of your New Testament. The name Mary appears in the NASB translation in 57 verses. There are six different women named...

In the New Testament, and some verses in the Old Testament, we run into something known as the “Book of Life” a number times. In essence, the Book of Life serves as a testament to those saved who will enjoy eternity with the Lord.

The last thing your adult child needs is a lecture about all the reasons why they should follow the faith. Instead of lecturing them or dispensing advice, have a heart-to-heart with them. Take them to their favorite restaurant or coffee shop and...

You don't have to give out candy to be a safe home for the kids in the neighborhood. Halloween is a day that invites mischief. Kids need to know there is a safe home in the neighborhood they can go to if they're being harassed, bullied, or...

Although we may feel guilty, weak, and stuck, God tells us that we really are free and able to engage in a battle in which he’s already inflicted the decisive blow against the enemies of our souls.

The relationship between faith-based humanitarian work and government support is shifting, and with it comes a challenge—and an opportunity—for the church. As federal funding for Christian ministries faces uncertainty, should believers focus...

Writers are actively discussing the implications of AI-generated content. As Christians, we need to be involved in these discussions, seeking to uphold the unique position of humans in creation as image-bearers. We should encourage, celebrate, and...

Miracles can happen every single day of our lives. If God wills it, He can make them happen. Certainly, we can also ask for them in Christ’s name. Jesus Himself said to “Ask and it shall be given to you. Knock and the door shall be opened. Seek...

We need to know how to share the unchanging gospel message in a language that Gen Z can understand and in a way that is good news for the questions this generation is asking.

How do you handle that moment when you’ve savored the juicy morsel of temptation and like the taste?

God’s knowledge is unlimited. Knowing that God is omniscient should allow us to trust His will, His Word, and His timing. Though we don’t know all the answers, God does.  

Pantheism breaks down the divide between people and God. Pantheists believe that the divine dwells within everyone and every created thing; Christians believe the Spirit lives in God’s people.

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...