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"Rescue the Perishing" is an iconic hymn that pushes us to think about the state of our salvation, and why reaching the lost matters so much.

If you've noticed God has already been pulling you away from the situation, friendship, or relationship, that can be a sign, it's time to give it up. None of us like the feeling of giving up, yet sometimes it is crucial to give up.

In Matthew 11:29-30, Jesus invites us to take up his yoke. A yoke that is easy and whose burden is light. This is quite a contrast to the yoke of the law, which was unbearable.

We see David call God firm in Psalm 18, to me that implies that even when the ground is shaking, my God is steady, and I can rest in His plans for me because He is Faithful to see them through. He is a safe refuge.

To follow God is to obey him, and we honor him by submitting to his rule through Christ. Christians reject the prince of this world, the ruler of flesh, thereby going against the grain of society.

Through the story of Joshua and the walls of Jericho, we can see how important it is to have faith in God. We might be given tasks that seem ridiculous to us, but they are not ridiculous to God.

As Christians, addressing issues such as Satanists can be quite frightening, but there is nothing to fear. God is bigger than any enemy, difficulty, or problem. The Church of Satan does not worship Satan, but they do worship themselves, which can...

We are often slow to come to Christ on account of those very things that should speed us on our way to Him

Many of these things I already knew, but I understand them better now having experienced one year of fatherhood. (And I’m nowhere close to comprehending them completely!)

The gravity of sin is a weight that we should always be wary of. It pulls us down and makes us lose our way to God. The good news is that we can avoid it if we fear God and talk with Him.

As Christians, we need to be bold and reclaim St. Patrick's Day as a day to celebrate the true, historical person of St. Patrick. When we celebrate St. Patrick's Day holistically and honorably, we truly bring glory to God.

 Jaci Velasquez exemplifies how faith and the love of God can transform broken dreams and sadness into joy, hope, and peace.

"I’m afraid, and no matter what I try to do, I can’t win. Can you help me fight my fears?" Brie Barrier Wetherbee answers this question to not only fight fears, but to win, with a cultivated "toolbox" for surviving anxiety.

The short answer is that God does not hate you. He loves you deeply. He hates what sin has done to you. God created a perfect world that sin corrupted and destroyed. The great news of the gospel is that we can be free of sin!

As a faithful, law-abiding Jewish man, Jesus would have had a beard except in unusual circumstances. Jesus might have neglected his beard as a sign of mourning or during his fast in the wilderness before the temptation (Matthew 4:1 and Luke 4),...

This brings us to the “why” of communion. Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19). Communion is communal, something we take part in with others. Communion is an offering and a gift of remembrance, of repentance, and of rest.

When Jesus tells us that the thief only comes to steal, kill, and destroy, he was not pulling punches, and he was not kidding. Satan truly wants to cause our downfalls, and he wants to prevent our own Christian growth.

As Christians, we know that God has a purpose for every command he gives. He is never gratuitous, never delighting over bloodshed. The Almighty hates “hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked plans, feet that make haste to run...

John 20:23 came at the end of Jesus’ earthly ministry. That God forgives sins through the work of Jesus Christ on the Cross is the very core of the gospel message. It is faith in the finished work of Jesus on the Cross that one can be saved.