When Jesus is our message, the Great Commission easily becomes the Great Privilege.

When you dwell on the greatness of God, all your problems and weaknesses find their rightful place: in His mighty hand.

There are lots of opinions about God, but what about His being the God of "not onlys?"

Searching for peace? Look to the One who is peace.

The world promises are like sugar-coated air, yet God's promises always prove true. Which will you choose to believe?

In a world inundated with opinions, misinformation and lies, God offers the ultimate Truth—about Him, you and the world.

God doesn't require us to have everything together before we go to Him. All He wants is our hearts, broken as they may be.

Jesus' discipleship strategy didn't involve inviting people to synagogue, but walking alongside those who were hungry for more.

Are you ready to jump off the hamster wheel of New Years resolutions and embrace a new way of viewing yourself and the world?

Our world guarantees happiness and fulfillment, but is it true or is there a grander, forever option?

As someone who lived 2,000+ years ago, is Jesus relevant to today's society and individuals' lives?

Life is full of lists and requirements, but Jesus came with one thing in mind: an invitation for you to come as you are and follow Him.

Trust in the Church has decreased, falling behind the presidency and the medical system. How is the Church to respond and rebuild trust?

As followers of Jesus, are we desperate enough to reach those who do not yet know Him and show them the love He commands us to give?

God is not a vengeful, angry deity who waits for you to sin so He can condemn you, but is a patient, loving God who wishes none to perish.

In the last installment of our study of the Trinity, we look at the often overlooked and misunderstood person of the Holy Spirit.

Recent church history proves how much focus we have placed on God and His perfect, unending, unfading love. We read church signs and...

In today’s entertainment-driven society, it’s easy to base our decisions on how happy something—or someone—will make us. Whether it be...

Jesus spoke of it, but how many of us confess to being born again? Is this a phrase of antiquity past or does it still apply to us today?

Generally, most of us like to know what’s going on, what we’re doing and what will or may happen. We like to be educated and informed. Do...