When we long to have God’s viewpoint of the world, or to usurp his place of authority in the lives of others—as givers of knowledge that we either can’t or shouldn’t possess—we risk dragging our fellow humans into hellish conditions.

The good news is that there is one true and unending fairytale —with a hero who came along and changed the narrative of history for all who believe.

Your goal should be to leave in such a way that you could joyfully return to your church without shame or awkwardness. We know we will be reconciled in worship of Jesus for eternity, so let’s live reconciled today.

As we walk with the Lord, learning to practice and navigate spiritual disciplines, we learn to love him because we are loved by him.

In this excerpt of The Restoration of All Things, author Benjamin Vrbicek explains why he started writing about something so controversial as the end times and the return of Christ.

When the storms of life expose misplaced faith and fear arises, encouragement can be found when, with each passing storm, we marvel a bit more at the power and authority of Christ.

When your children get older and move on, you will never regret a day spent together in the most important spiritual disciplines.

Our generation of Christians…are hungry for authentic examples of a true Christian sexual ethic—one that allows believers to wrestle with the realities of how to live out their calling in a fallen world.

The Christian life is not about mastering storms—it is about meeting Christ within them.

When we’re worried, may we look out and remember the birds and the flowers, tangible reminders that though we don’t have control over tomorrow, God does.

In this excerpt of Life in Devotion, author Ana Ávila shows readers how we have not been made to live life alone but we are made for relationships.

Like all biblical genealogies, Genesis 5 is more than a list of names. Let it encourage you that God is working through your life’s ordinary details in his own perfect timing.