What if God is more concerned about our “practical atheism”—saying we believe in Him but rarely relying on Him—than He is about how easy our marriage might be at any given moment? That may be what we need most from marriage.

Yesterday, the front-page article in USA Today was entitled, “Crisis, then Complacency Define Past Outbreaks.” Two quotes caught my attention.

Meditation is the practice of taking a verse or many verses and then contemplating, deliberating, and mulling over those verses and their implications for our lives in the course of a few minutes, a day, or longer.

We may sound spiritual, but the meaning behind our spiritual phrases are much more selfish than we'd like to admit.

Even in the time of a global pandemic and his own health concerns, Luis Palau continues to preach the good news of Christ with...

The Governor of Kansas faced the equivalent of a hand slap when a group of Republican lawmakers overturned her decision to place 10-person limits on houses of worship, effectively asking them to close just before Easter.

Requiring people to shelter in social isolation might be a necessary measure in order to stop the spread of Covid-19, but a side effect for many is that it increases the danger they are in.

Having said these things, he spit on the ground and made mud with the saliva. Then he anointed the man’s eyes with the mud...