No matter what worst-case scenario we find ourselves walking through…we can bring our complaints directly to the Lord and trust that even when a path leads us through uncertainty and hardship, God always has a plan for his glory and our good.

God uses stories of change like theirs to shake us out of our own comfort with moral relativism and to lead us to rejoice in the freedom we have in Christ.

In this excerpt from "A Little Theology of Exercise," author David Mathis shows “how modest, regular exercise might be a means of building and conditioning your brain for…serious thinking in the service of Christ and Christian joy.”

Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry, God is always doing more than we can perceive from the outside.

The Word of God is our treasure. It’s sweet like honey. Just as we feast on food, we also need to feast on Scripture.

In this excerpt from "Good News for Parents," author Adam Griffin shows readers the calm the Lord Jesus provides to a restless and disquieted soul.

The foundation of sola Scriptura, Latin for “by Scripture alone,” has upheld disciple-makers generation after generation.

Grieving as one who has hope is different because even if we are slayed in the moment by the painful hand of the Sovereign, we know that one day, it will all be well.

In this excerpt from Perfected, author Bethany Broderick shows how the unconditional love of God in Christ brings contentment to the hearts of the redeemed.

Doubt happens not because God himself is doubtable, but because our minds need to be reminded of the light of the gospel.

In his special grace towards his children, the Lord goes even further. He not only allows objects to hold memories, but he also specifically builds our faith through them.

In this excerpt from The Hospitality of Need, author Kevan Chandler shares how need presents a distinct opportunity for hospitality, and how that opportunity should be stewarded for the sake of the gospel.