Regardless of who is president or in Congress, Christians must embrace a biblical posture toward their governing authorities.

Christians impact their cities most effectively through preaching and portraying Christ, not protests and politics.

The amazing reality for the Christian is that, whether in the midst of loss or in a season of plenty, our joy in God can remain undiminished.

According to Scripture, ministry in the local church isn't for a select, gifted few but for all Christians. No stage or spotlight required.

Christians are called to walk worthy of the gospel we have received, fully pleasing to the risen Lord Jesus. But how do we do this?

Hezekiah’s humble prayer in Isaiah 37:14-20 teaches us the kind of prayer that pleases God and is the result of true, saving faith.

The story in Isaiah 36-37 of the showdown between Hezekiah and Sennacherib shows us the faith that truly glorifies the living God

A lament for the racism and riots plaguing our divided nation and a prayer for revival.

When we look at Titus 3 and consider our conduct towards authorities, as well as people in general, the question is: Are we commending Christ to the world?