I want to spend this brief time pleasing the one who could destroy me but has instead chosen to rescue me.

Instead of picturing yourself at the starting line, remember, the Christian life is likened to a long race. Run with your eyes fixed on Jesus (Heb. 12:1-2), and before you fix yourself on a Bible-reading plan, look for Jesus in the book of Revelation.

I didn’t expect the thoughts from my young son about death to cause so many thoughts within me.

What music from Disney’s Fantasia has to teach us about spiritual warfare and the power of the praying church.

Realizing my lack of control doesn’t have to paralyze me with fear. Instead, it fixes my eyes on the Almighty Creator.

In a world that has turned its back on God, we are bombarded daily with reasons to be anxious.

When life is falling apart, we get overwhelmed at feeling like we need to hold it all together. But we don’t have to.

Your heart may be broken. Your spirit may be crushed. But you are not alone. God is nearer to you in your pain than you imagine.

We have so many difficult, tension-filled missional decisions to make today. How do we avoid making them out of fear?

Tony Beard shares his fears about catching the coronavirus and his comfort in knowing the body of Christ would take care of his family.

The psalmists knew suffering as a close—and often unwanted—confidant. We have much to learn from them, especially how to lament.

Mass panic is upon us. We’re depleting the shelves of our stores, but we’re also consuming the resources of our souls.