We should all want proof of God. But we’re wrong to demand that he produce a certain kind of evidence, says Justin Camp.

Sara Barratt shares what teens need from their churches and Christian communities to help them live beyond a borrowed faith.

It’s easy to bemoan a child’s disobedience. But we too often sidle up to the lion who could eat us for lunch.

While you may not be able to please everyone you’re writing for, you can take steps to avoid offending everyone.

Whether it’s reconciliation with a fellow believer or among a racial divide, Paul’s letter to Philemon gives us five helpful prompts for our prayers.

We live in an age of differences. Even Christians disagree and can hurt each other. So what is the solution?

By showing our Muslim friends that the Qur’an teaches the inspiration, authority, and preservation of the Bible, we can engage in more thoughtful discussions about evidence and truth.

When we don’t know how to carry on or what God wants us to do, sometimes the best thing to do is the next small thing.

Our longing for comfort is good. But we have to be careful not to let our good desire for a good thing become inordinate.

Justin Giboney, Michael Wear, and Chris Butler from the AND Campaign explain how to effectively communicate in the public square.

Ryder Mills explains why sometimes we must go back in order to go forward.

Each day, as we step out into the world God has created, we are faced with a living picture of who he is.