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Laying hands on the sick in prayer is seen as a symbol of faith in the Lord to heal them. It can also provide encouragement and assurance to the person being prayed over, and it can be a blessing to the person being prayed over.

The Anointing of the Sick is most commonly associated with the Roman Catholic Church and, as such, this article explores the rite from the Catholic faith’s perspective. In Catholicism, the Anointing of the Sick is considered a sacrament and...

Prayers for healing can feel like a last resort, but they should be our first response to friends and family needing help. In a world seeking solace and recovery, the power of prayer becomes a steadfast companion, offering comfort to weary souls...

In this touching video, a mother dances with her sick son to make a memory with him in case he doesn’t make it to his wedding day.

The threats of this world are real, but we do not stand against such threats alone. Our Heavenly Father stands with us, and in Him, we can find all we need to face such times.

Though it's been central to Christian worship since the beginning of the church, many believers find the Lord’s Supper either confusing, intimidating, or just plain boring.

Within Christianity, there are two types of apostles: an Apostle with a capitalized “A” and an apostle with a lowercase “a.” Both are important yet distinct from each other.

The difference with a resurrection mindset is that we have faith in the One who created us and has our days in the palm of His hands.

Jesus is the reason we even know what love is. In laying down His life for us, He taught us everything we need to know about true love. Love is self-sacrificing, generous, unending, not a temporary feeling or attraction. Because of God's love for...

The scriptures remind us to cling to God in all seasons, especially when weary and dissatisfied.

While boundaries with toxic family members are healthy and good, one way we can continue to love our estranged family members while remaining separated from them is through prayer.

If you scour the internet, you will not these days be in short supply of stories of church scandals. Here are six biblical responses to church scandals – each drawn from William Carey’s famous “Deathless Sermon.”

Often, the church or a community of followers of Jesus considers itself a family—with traditions, values, expectations, and family benefits. If that’s true, what does it look like for us to be good family members to each other and to the...

Divine Mercy Sunday is a significant feast in the Catholic Church, and it is celebrated on the second Sunday of the Easter season.

It’s so easy to convince ourselves that we’re spiritually mature enough to make it days, even weeks, without extended, dedicated times of being in the Word and prayer. It is just another crafty lie from the enemy that affects our inner peace,...

Emotions cause a response and reaction. God created us to be emotional beings. It is possible to keep our emotions checked and in their correct places and to express them in a holy, God-honoring way.

The Lord warns us that fear that results in worry is not from Him, it is from the adversary. Yes, fear is part of the human condition, but as part of the Body of Christ, we are called to faith over fear. 

Jesus walked this earth, died, and rose again to save us from the sin brought into the world by Adam and Eve. Jesus is the perfect son of God, spotless and blameless. He loves us with a sacrificial love that stretches beyond human understanding.

Jesus washed those calloused feet to show them just how far His love would go—a humble service foreshadowing the greater sacrifice that would take place the very next day as the hands that had cared for their feet would be stretched out on a...