We love the thrill of an insight, the feeling of hearing the gospel, the reinforcement of our beliefs. But good feelings and new insights mean nothing unless they change us.

Despite our frailty, somehow, God sees fit to include us in his work of making all things right.

Jubilee 2025 promises that its hope will not disappoint, but the practices and meaning that undergird the offer of Jubilee convey something else entirely. Italian pastor and scholar Leonardo De Chirico has written a short, free ebook about the Jubilee concepts found in Scripture and how the Roman Catholic Church practices them today.

Watching the culture go down such a dark path brings about a great deal of discouragement for believers. Some Christians have given over to despair, while others have embraced a blind optimism that doesn’t take seriously what’s at stake with the current issues.

The modern phenomenon of internet trolls and political trolls is not so new or modern. Living selfishly, Peer Gynt literally loses his humanity and becomes a troll.

Billie Eilish had a huge hit asking this question. But when we know God in Christ, we can know what he made us for.

As the stars proclaim God’s handiwork, so does pregnancy.

In the month of June, a month when many people celebrate Pride, it’s worth considering again what God says.

Mental illness is a result of the Fall, not because it is a sin, but because it is caused by the effects of sin.

The book of Proverbs says, “Life and death are in the power of the tongue.” When you have friends going through an Autism diagnosis, here are some suggestions to use the power of words for good.

Sensory overload, bouts with anxiety, and inability to read some social cues can make the neurodivergent believer’s experience at church difficult. But that’s only part of the story.

Personality tests can be useful, but we must be careful that they do not become an excuse for our sin.