Behind Adam and Eve’s decision to violate God’s command, there was another created being, who was supernatural in nature.

How do we maintain hope when life has let us down again and again? Sarah Frazer says the answer is found in Romans 5:1–5.

If you don’t understand the tension between the now and not yet of God’s kingdom, you can run into all kinds of problems, including these three.

Where there have been temptations to abandon our faith, or take the easy road out, Glenna Marshall shares from her new book, Everyday Faithfulness, how we can pursue perseverance in our daily lives.

Following Jesus isn’t easy. Much needs to be left behind in order to make this journey. Yet through it all, Jesus lightens our load.

Every day, millions of disciple-makers wake up thinking about how to disciple our children. But they probably don’t have your values.

What if loneliness was a doorway to a deeper life with God? What would that mean? Is this even a biblical idea?

Self-disclosure is often encouraged, highly marketable, and often selfish. But does it have to be? Vika Pechersky explores the topic.

Sometimes we draw near to the throne of grace and find ourselves speechless. But we ought to pray, so what do we do?

By definition, religion is “an organized system of beliefs, ceremonies, and rules used to worship a god or a group of gods.” So why do Christians deny taking part in religion?

Stacie van de Weghe explains how Pokémon reminded her of John 15 (and gives a crash course on Pokémon).

Staff writer Yana Conner reflects on the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.