What’s your plan for abiding in Christ? Is it working? Brock Trexler shares an ancient tool that can help you abide in Christ.

Hunger is a misunderstood friend, not an unsolicited enemy. Fasting from food can help us feast the way we were meant to.

Christian meditation is not simply folding our hands and humming. It’s not about emptying our minds but filling our minds with God’s Word.

Without a plan for reading Scripture, it’s hard to get the most out of your time with the Lord. Don’t miss the giveaway in this article that can help.

You may think you are growing in the Lord by going to church and Bible studies and reading the Bible. But you can do these things for years without any meaningful growth.

Do you struggle to get out of bed and into God’s Word? So does Sarah Frazer. But she’s learning to treasure the Bible over sleep. Here’ how.

Many of us struggle to focus on God. The distracting world around us doesn’t make it any easier. We must learn to fix our eyes on Christ, says Zach Barnhart.

Sean Nolan loves weddings. Through all the receptions and ceremonies he’s participated in, he realized that weddings have a lot to teach us about Sabbath rest.

What if the church is unintentionally contributing to the decline in Bible reading by telling its people to have one discrete “quiet time” per day, asks Zach Barnhart.

The world has never been wordier than it is today, writes Grayson Pope. For centuries, Christianity has understood the power of silence. It’s time we rediscover the power of silence.

John Koessler says we try to move God’s agenda forward by miles when he is interested in the next few inches. We have to be open to the opportunity of the present.

Planning time to remember Christ’s work on the cross and his grace in our lives, says Davis Wetherell, is a wonderful way to increase our faith and joy in the Lord.