More money. Cooler friends. Better job. We seek fulfillment in so many things. But we’ll always feel worthless apart from Christ.

Target the family. Use their teaching against them. Sean Nolan lets readers in on Screwtape’s advanced tactics for squashing shepherds.

We tend to read the Bible as a book for us as individuals. But the bulk of Scripture was written to a community. Here’s why that matters.

Everyone seems to be missing some event or moment during this pandemic. Why do these days and events matter so much?

Pastor Mike Phay reminds parents to show their children the great and glorious realities of the Bible, the gospel, and our faith.

Are you grumbling during your quarantine? You’re not alone. In fact, God’s people have been grumbling for thousands of years.

We’re exhausted from video calls and overconsuming content. R.D. McClenagan has some encouraging words for the weary.

Chase Replogle, pastor and host of the PastorWriter podcast, on how the coronavirus is exposing our need for control and the spotlight.

The psalmists knew suffering as a close—and often unwanted—confidant. We have much to learn from them, especially how to lament.

Mass panic is upon us. We’re depleting the shelves of our stores, but we’re also consuming the resources of our souls.

Pastors and lay leaders in states where recreational marijuana is legal must be ready to answer this question, writes Jen Oshman.

Using a paint can parable, Karl Vaters explains that turning a church from unhealthy to healthy starts by working smarter, not harder.