We’re fine when someone we deem worthy of praise receives it. But what happens though when someone receives a gift they don’t deserve?

Behind Adam and Eve’s decision to violate God’s command, there was another created being, who was supernatural in nature.

Where there have been temptations to abandon our faith, or take the easy road out, Glenna Marshall shares from her new book, Everyday Faithfulness, how we can pursue perseverance in our daily lives.

Author Dane Ortlund says that Jesus isn’t just a “friend to sinners”; he’s a friend to us if we have put our faith in him.

Using a paint can parable, Karl Vaters explains that turning a church from unhealthy to healthy starts by working smarter, not harder.

When the pressure is on us to decide who we are, there is no one to blame but ourselves when we fail to become who we want to be.

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.