The grace of God is powerful—for you and for them.

Jesus knows aloneness like no one else.

It has never been more difficult to flee sexual immorality and pursue holiness. This excerpt from the recently released book More than a Battle by Joe Rigney encourages Christian men to keep fighting sexual temptation.

Wheelchairs, feeding tubes, and drooling catch our attention. And they should.

We need the stories of redemption from the whole church—the historical church, the present-day church, and especially the stories of our local church congregation.

In this excerpt from the recently released book Turning of Days: Lessons from Nature, Season, and Spirit, Hannah R. Anderson reflects on the curse of Adam and Jesus the curse-breaker.

In 1890, a simple yet robust theological treatise written by a former slave was published. Lost for more than a century, it has resurfaced.

When we read our Bibles each day and no angels dance on the page, when we pray and the walls of a prison do not shake, and when we speak and revival does not break out, that’s okay.

In this excerpt from the recently released book Prayer in the Night by Tish Harrison Warren, we are reminded to bring every uncomfortable and complex human emotion to God in prayer.

Is “progress” unbroken, upward motion? Or is it more like the maze of Snakes and Ladders? God lets us stretch and rise, and sometimes even fall.

Do we associate seasons of brokenness with new beginnings? Scripture does.

What sin don’t you want to follow you into the new year? Good news: Our savior wills and works with us for our holiness and his glory.