Every treasure needs a map. The Puritans have proved to be expert map-makers, charting the way for us to find the treasures awaiting us in Christ.

With ubiquitous access to horror movies and other dark images, Christians are faced with the question: Should we watch horror movies and dark shows?

Many of us desire to grow in humility. But do we contradict our desire by simultaneously seeking to be recognized for our humility?

Shar Walker watched her five-year-old nephew talk to Alexa. She realized it sounded a lot like the way we talk to God.

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?”

Does anyone see me? The question is universal. Christianity's answer is found in Christmas, writes Jen Oshman.

We usually think about Mary’s labor at Christmas. But though Jesus was being born, he and all creation had been in birth pains for thousands of years.

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.

Christ saves us from more than sin and spiritual death. He saves us to a transformed life, with no aspect left behind—not even our minds.

It’s easy to get up to speed in your faith, find a comfortable lane, and set the cruise control. But cruise control isn’t what Jesus has in mind for us.

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 screwed up. Again. And you know it. You want to repent, but how? Psalm 32 can take you by the hand and lead you down the path of repentance.