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Speaking up for those who cannot speak for themselves means standing up for the rights of the poor, needy, and destitute. This can be the homeless, a struggling mom, or a family in poverty. Never overlook those who may need help.

Spiritual warfare is real, and as Christians, we need to take spiritual warfare seriously.

Jesus is clear that the disciples should take no money or possessions with them as they go from town to town. Their main objective is to heal the sick, drive out demons and proclaim the gospel.

God can use the coronavirus for good because God is good. Contrary to what some are saying, the coronavirus is not the judgment of God for the sin of the world. Because of God’s great love for us, Jesus bore not only the judgment of God for sin...

We find in the gospels that Jesus loved children and valued spending time with them. He equipped and empowered children to minister to the world. He encourages believers today to adopt the heart and mindset of a child in their attitude and faith...

Many people automatically look to connect any large-scale disaster to Revelation and see in it a sign of the end. But should we? This article will look at this virus and its relationship to Revelation. And then at how, as Christians, we should...

We can learn from this first Thanksgiving that we, as believers, need to be accepting and helpful toward all people. We should not discriminate against others because they are different from us. God made all of us uniquely, and He loves each of us...

As a family that wholeheartedly loves Jesus, I can tell you that we enjoy Good ‘Ole St. Nick too! So, yes, I do believe there can be a sweet spot where you place the sole focus on Jesus while incorporating the fun elements of Santa Claus.

It is through the hard times and the struggles that those who truly love us shine. My sister has been a true blessing in my life, and I couldn’t imagine not having her in my life.

One of the great things about studying history is seeing the mighty things that God has done in the past. However, studying history also reveals our shortcomings...

New Christians should be in a gathering where they can become familiar with God's Word, have prayer, and mature in their faith. This is the method for developing and growing in Christ to share him with the world.

At that time, all who believe in Jesus, living and dead, will be changed into the celebrated, everlasting bodies that have been promised to us. Death will be forever gone. Death will never be able to hurt anybody again.

Do not be afraid to tell God what is in your heart because He already knows it. Trust that God can guide you and create a clean heart within you so that you do not harden your heart in any circumstance.

We know so little about Joseph of Arimathea, but the few details we see give an image of a man who loved Jesus and honored him in a special way after his death.

Having a spiritual thirst is not a denial of our faith. In fact, recognizing our spiritual thirst is an expression of our desire for the Lord. We cannot find satisfaction for our thirsty souls unless we first uncover the need that only Jesus can...

Our words most certainly do have the power to encourage and to discourage. They have the power to tear down others and to build up others. But the power to create is not in our words but in the God to whom we trust and who is omnipotent.

We bear witness to Jesus by living our Christian life with authenticity, passion, and integrity. Jesus calls us to focus on the work set before us, the message given to us, and the activity of the Spirit through us.

"Lord I'm Coming Home" is a tender hymn that recalls the famous parable of the prodigal son. The story behind the hymn's composition even helps us think about the parable in some surprising new ways.

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.