The early church fathers deserve great admiration for their courage to stand boldly for Christ, even at the cost of their lives. They...

Last quarter in one of the Sunday school classes, we were encouraged by the glorious picture of the Lord saving and sanctifying His...

Often, our needs and desires diverge, creating a tug-of-war within us (Rom 7:15–16). What we know we should do clashes with what we want...

Conviction is critical. What is conviction? In general, conviction is defined as, “A strongly held belief, assurance, or commitment.”...

When we moved 1500 miles north from Texas, it was June, and I had no idea of the difference in daylight hours. My first evening in...

We celebrate Christ’s birth at Christmas and His resurrection at Easter. But another very important event that we should celebrate is His...

There have been a series of things that have happened to me over the years where I could see God’s hand and protection. Here are two...

I love road maps and looking at atlases. I always have some sort of map hanging in my office. One time my family and I were driving home...

Do you serve a functional idol? This question was posed during my attendance at conference hosted by Relational Wisdom 360. The question...

On vacation, I noticed a trend among many churches to craft worship experiences that please or woo as many people as possible—even to the...

Atheism reached its peak after 9/11, and we are reaping the consequences of that. Open borders, hook-up culture, the breakdown of the...

For years prominent scientists held the belief that the universe was infinite and eternal. They used this notion to argue against the...