When it comes to your Bible intake, do you enjoy your daily bread or intermittent pre-chewed mush?

Feed your mind and soul this winter with these recommended books.

When you don't know where to begin with your prayer life, just say, "Lord, teach me to pray."

Posture and proper exercise form are key to physical health. What about our spiritual posture and practices? Do they align with God?

Whether we are in despair or victorious, Jesus shows us the proper response: look up!

What do you do when someone brings to show signs of a desire to go deeper with God? Here are a few helpful tips to get you started.

In an age of countless self-care tips, let's return to the Designer of self-care.

When the pain seems too much to bear, as a child of God, we are invited to lay it all at the feet of Jesus.

God gives us the ultimate repellent which is guaranteed to repel the enemy and his stinking thinking.

Friends, our entire earthly life is a warm-up for what we will do in eternity. For what are you warming up?

Everyone has a story. The question is, will we, like Jesus, seek after others' stories or stay enraptured in our own?

Culture says comfort is key, but what if God is calling us into so much more? What if we gave Him our yes and trusted Him with the rest?

When was the last time you prayed a dangerous prayer, asking God to search, break and use you? What if we started praying more dangerously?

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

As God's people, we're called to live a thankful life, but for those who have never known Jesus, how do they express their thankfulness?

When did Bible study go from wondering at God's power to analyzing verb tenses? Let's rediscover what it means to have childlike faith.

There’s no denying it: we’re not short on options, especially as a first-world country. Toppings for your pizza, paint colors for your...

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...

In a quest to stay "woke," the American Church has veered away from what it truly means to be a Christian. It's about time we changed that.