You may have "claimed" some of God’s promises for yourself. But what if they weren’t given to you?

Your heart may be broken. Your spirit may be crushed. But you are not alone. God is nearer to you in your pain than you imagine.

We have so many difficult, tension-filled missional decisions to make today. How do we avoid making them out of fear?

A hard heart, left unchecked, will snowball into an avalanche of destruction. But it doesn’t have to be this way, writes Jen Oshman.

While small talk might not come naturally for everyone, it can be especially helpful if you see it is a way to minister to others.

We’re fine when someone we deem worthy of praise receives it. But what happens though when someone receives a gift they don’t deserve?

There’s a group of people who are a barrier to truth, freedom, and knowing God for Muslims everywhere. And it’s not who you might think.

Whether a father goes to church sets the trajectory of his family’s spiritual life. So why aren’t more dads in church?

When it comes to students’ salvation, are we sacrificing efficacy at the altar of efficiency? Are we winning decisions over making disciples?

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.