In this excerpt from the recently released Waiting Isn't a Waste, author Mark Vroegrop reminds readers that God commends waiting as something valuable and good.

Rejection is common, but the experience is not wasted. God uses these disappointments to bring about new ideas, help us trust him with all our ideas, and draw writers to himself.

The way we often measure whether God loves us—whether our life seems to be going well or not—can mislead us.

In the month of June, a month when many people celebrate Pride, it’s worth considering again what God says.

My dad was twenty-one years old when he became a Christian. The effects of his conversion rippled out to family members and friends, changing the course of his life—and mine.

The Bible has so many wonderful, God-inspired flavors that we don’t have to worry about the manna of the Word ever going stale.

The sandbox of the local church is a place where you can expect the Holy Spirit to increase your faith and maturity.

In our anti-institutional age that highly values equality, many Christians today are confused about who can perform baptisms. There are biblical and theological, as well as historical, reasons why only ordained ministers should perform baptisms.

God doesn’t intend for us to ask and answer the hardest questions of life by ourselves.

In this excerpt from the recently released Neighborhoods Reimagined, authors Chris and Elizabeth McKinney explain why the Christian’s full understanding of death and grief can be a good way to share our faith with our neighbors.

I can’t say seminary is right for every mom any more than seminary is right for every woman or every man. But I do know I have been blessed more than I could have imagined.

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry he explores the many reasons we have for living.