How does a Christian navigate social anxiety? How are you supposed to share the gospel if you’re afraid to have a conversation?

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.

In 1890, a simple yet robust theological treatise written by a former slave was published. Lost for more than a century, it has resurfaced.

Sex slaves. Mass shootings. Home invasions. Some days evil seems too strong. But there is hope. There is a way to rejoice despite evil.

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

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

Relaxing can be a good thing. But when we confuse resting and relaxing, we miss out on the refreshment gained from resting in Christ.

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.

The Bible tells us Satan is like a roaring lion. Are we, like children giggling at the beast behind glass, complacent his destructive power?

Hollie Fortkamp believes light shines in the darkness and the darkness doesn’t win—even when we can’t see the light.

Staff writer Sean Nolan digs into how you live out Jesus’ command to love your enemies when your enemies are your own flesh and blood. 

To bind up a broken heart, we often give counsel that sounds good but is devoid of the gospel. Lara d’Entremont explains how to change that.