We need to know how to determine good from evil or we’re unable to move toward human flourishing. How can this crisis be resolved?

In Jen Oshman’s newly released book Enough About Me she asks the question, what does it mean to be rooted in Christ? This excerpt points us to how the truth of the gospel transforms us away from ourselves and on to Christ.

In the world of the Bible, God has given us a moral framework full of meaning and purpose regardless of whether we know it or not.

Remembering is important, writes Tim Chester, because our shared stories give us our identity and shape the way we live.

If you want to grow out of a reactionary life and into an enriched soul and spirit, you must learn to pray with the emotional depth of the psalms.

In the end, the only recognition that matters is that which comes from God. What then is greatness in God’s eyes? Doug Gehman explains.

Dave Harvey (president of the Great Commission Collective and founder of AmICalled.com) on the ordinary endurance and defining moments of marriage.

Anger begets anger, and intense heat causes intense quarrels. Somebody has to chill or it’s going to get ugly. That’s hard, but God can help.

When it comes to materialism and independence, the church doesn’t appear to be much different from the so-called secular world around us.

As students continue to reject the faith of their youth, many youth ministry workers are asking, “Is there a more biblical way to reach students?”

Many Christians know that Jesus said he is “the way.” But it’s easy to miss what he said he is the way to. And missing that changes everything.

Daniel Darling shares how the characters of Christmas help us to locate ourselves—and find hope—in the Christmas story.