When unease goes to war on our hearts and minds, writes author and speaker Daniel Ritchie, God graciously reminds us to rest in him.

Pastor and church planter Steve Mizel explains why, in difficult times, pastors should act as their people’s short-term memory.

Jonathan Dodson asks, what would happen if we were as attentive to our seeds of destruction as we are to the headlines?

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?

How do you hold fast to faith when God seems so far, when your expectations never seem to come to fruition?

When we find our worth in accomplishments or in other people’s approval, we're failing to believe what God says is true.

Shar Walker was rolling her eyes at “taking precautions” not to become infected by the Coronavirus. But now she’s changed her tune.

The rich young man wanted to know what he must do to inherit eternal life. His search is ours, too. But we don’t have to go home sad like him.

The spread of the coronavirus has a lot of us scared. Some are buying hand sanitizer and facemasks. Others are indifferent. How should we respond?

One friend loses another baby. Another endures chronic pain. Some days it’s too much to bear. Can God truly comfort us all?

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.

Cynthia Mathai was changed by grief. She didn’t get everything right, but what she learned might help you navigate your own sorrows.