Maybe writers serve an audience best when we don’t think about that audience as much as people say we should.

Paul writes that “asceticism and severity to the body” have “no value in stopping the indulgence of the flesh.” So what can cause people to change?

A child in my church recently asked me this question. (A continuation of a three-part series.)

How you can give mothers more hope and help than the internet could ever offer.

The only person I consistently talk to can’t talk back to me.

When God saves us, he does far more than cleanse our past. He becomes our father and we become his children.

Our goal in discipleship is often mature individuals. But how might our discipleship look differently if we aimed for a mature community?

In this excerpt from the recently released Always Good News, author Scott Lothery reminds struggling Christians that one day Jesus will make the world the way it was always supposed to be.

I confessed to a friend that it felt very much like contracting to walk beside a monster who could turn and devour me at any moment.

When our influence doesn’t seem as large as we thought it would be, God is still God.

In this excerpt from the recently released On Getting Out of Bed, author Alan Noble reminds readers that other people carry burdens you have never imagined, even though they are the same people who smile and tell you that they are doing “good.”

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry he reflects on the beauty and challenges of living one day at time.