In this book excerpt from the recently released Sensing God by Joel Clarkson, we see that our capacity to know God through our senses is rooted in the overflowing generosity of our creative God, the God who designs humans as the pinnacle of creation.

In an excerpt from his book, Chasing Love, Sean McDowell invites us to consider the relational freedom that is found only in martial commitment and sexual fidelity.

David Mathis considers that joy might be underselling the true glory of Christmas.

On the first week of Advent, Barbara Reaoch gives us some diagnostic questions to discern our Christmas traditions.

In this excerpt from Curtis Zachery’s latest book, Finding Soul Rest, we’re encourage to consider what God is doing in us in our current moments.

In this new book release, Shadow Christians, Jeff Iorg calls Christians to walk in the way of Jesus by caring for the most susceptible in our society; children.

Jenn Hesse wants to take down the fences in our neighborhoods. Her engagement with Chris and Elizabeth McKinney’s book Placed for a Purpose offers a way forward.

Pastor Tyler Zach wants Achievers like him to know that God sympathizes with their worldview.

We’re all broadcasters now, and we’re all waiting for someone’s applause, writes Trevin Wax.

What if God not only wants to provide healing and restoration for you at home but for your neighbors as well?

“Finding ourselves” is supposed to be the antidote to stress, anxiety, and confusion, but the knowledge of God is the only true antidote.

Our instinct is to expect too much. Our defense mechanism is to expect too little. What we need is the option that is just right.