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We live in an angry and divided culture. This is true for politics, ethical issues, religion, and even sports. As a result, many people fear...

We need to talk about the human heart. Confusion abounds. Perhaps we should start with the Scriptures. The Hebrew word rendered ‘heart’ in English...

For the word of God is living and active, sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing to the division of soul and of spirit, of joints and of...

Porque la palabra de Dios es viva y eficaz, y más cortante que toda espada de dos filos; y penetra hasta partir el alma y el espíritu, las...

When I first started to learn how to pray on my own, I thought that I had to kneel when I prayed. Most of the people I had read about who were...

“Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. And the rain fell, and the...

Of all the things I have ever written, there are three consecutive paragraphs I once wrote that seem to have offended more people than anything...

Christians around the world are impacted by varying traumatic experiences ranging from war, persecution and displacement to difficult family and...

In a recent article on The Gospel Coalition website, Trevin Wax narrates three “waves” that have occurred in evangelicalism over the past 50 years:...

I’ve been thinking a lot over the past 24 hours about prayer (again!). I’ve been wondering whether one of the primary reasons we get discouraged in...

Frequently in the Bible, and especially in the letters of the Apostle Paul, we come across the expression “in the Spirit” — or similar such...

Oxford’s Richard Dawkins, the self-described “militant atheist,” opens his dated bestseller The God Delusion by laying his cards on the table. He doesn’t want you to believe in a god who is “a petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak.” Neither do I.

There are multiple problems with humility. Here are 14, in no particular order: Problem 1: Humility is difficult to write and talk about because...

The following is the third of a four-part series on the significance of Godly character in Christian living. Read part one of this series, “...

I was scheduled for part two of a root canal. (Woo hoo!) I realized I needed a better strategy entering round two than I had going into round one....

Should the Christian life primarily be viewed as intense (focused, passionate), or primarily as relaxed (peaceful, trusting)? Trudi and I regularly...

This is a Q & A blog post by our Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, William Lane Craig. Question How can I explain the law of infinite...

In our previous post, “It’s Lonely at the Top,” we addressed the external and internal challenges of leadership: anxiety and imposter syndrome. The...

A Christian revival is a moment in history when 1) the hearts of many of God’s people are awakened to greater love and commitment to Christ, 2)...

In our previous posts we have talked about what following really means and why it really matters. But sometimes, a worked example is worth a thousand words. So, consider the story of Nicholas Herman.

If you’ve ever experienced seasons of feeling fairly indifferent about spiritual things, you may have wondered how you got to that place. While...

Nadie puede conocer realmente a Dios y no servirlo y nadie puede servir correctamente a Dios sin conocerlo. Nuestro conocimiento de Dios o teología...

The following is the fourth and final post in a series on how one can respond when experiencing the absence of God. Read the previous post, “ Find...

The following is the third post in a series of four posts on how one can respond when experiencing the absence of God. Read the first post, “H�Ƿ�...

The following is the second post in a series of four posts on how one can respond when experiencing the absence of God. Read the first post,"How...