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It's great to get close with people, but it's not helpful to close others off in the process. Here are five radical perspectives to break down these walls.

Providing food, clothes, job opportunities and money are not enough when it comes to social justice. These things may be a beginning but they are far from the end.

Is the hymn called "Alas and Did My Savior Bleed" or is it called "At the Cross"? The answer turns out to be more complicated, and more interesting, than you would think.

What did Simon the Sorcerer think he would get when he offered people money for miracles?

What if we explored the idea of boundaries in pursuit of the maker’s pure intention rather than a perceived enclosed life of rules and regulations? Will you join me on the adventure to ultimate freedom?

It's not that the arguments (or gay marriage) are biblically faithfully, logically persuasive, or good for human flourishing in the long run, but they are almost impossible to overcome, given today's cultural assumptions. (Read more)

The word “rapture” is taken from the Latin “rapio” for the two words “caught up” used in 1 Thessalonians 4:17. It has come into popular use today to refer to the Lord Jesus coming for the church, to lift her up into the heavens.

As Christians, we are called to be a force of hope in this world. The “God of hope” has produced hope in us so that hope may ooze out of all we say and do. This is our mission. This is our call.

Expiation and propitiation will only ever make sense if we see ourselves as sinners who once were under the wrath of God, but through the death and resurrection of Christ we have been saved today, tomorrow, and through eternity.

When you just aren’t “feeling it” how do you prepare your heart for Christmas? Well, being that I’ve had to tap into some pretty creative ways to take back Christmas and make it once again magical and meaningful.

According to recent numbers released from the CDC, about 1 in 4 of today’s high school students identify as LGBTQ. This means it’s never been more important for Christian parents, teachers, pastors, and mentors to love, support, and guide teens...

Greta Thunberg was deemed Time Magazine's person of the year last week, as the 16-year-old has officially become the voice of her generation.

For the first time in history, the leader of communist North Korea set foot in South Korea, purportedly to negotiate peace. Here’s how Christians can respond.

I’m ready to make a prediction about the 2020 election. No, this is a prediction I thought about making months ago, but I couldn’t quite figure out how to articulate it. Even so, I’m ready to predict that many people are going to regret how they...

Astronomers have long searched the sky for evidence that we’re not alone. But new research is suggesting we may be one of a kind.

I glanced around the crowded restaurant searching for words but to my embarrassment, my mind was blank. I was sitting across from my husband, but I felt like I was on a blind date with someone I barely knew. It was our first kid-free night out...

April 9 marks the anniversary of Dietrich Bonhoeffer's execution by the Nazis. He died at 39, but left a legacy in his writings that now, still provides valuable insight for Christians seeking to live faithfully to the Gospel in a hostile culture.

We were pulling into the parking lot of my church when the DJ mentioned a controversy surrounding a burgeoning Christian recording artist. Apparently, she had appeared on a popular daytime talk show and there was an uproar about it. I was...

For several reasons these days, the doctrine of repentance is not often preached. But where it is, the grace of God is promoted.