What would the parable of the Good Samaritan look like today?In the United States, the man lying beside the road may well be dying from an overdose of fentanyl.Over the course of the pandemic, social ...
Two Middle East nations share a city named Tripoli.They share little else, apart from a Phoenician heritage and mutually near-unintelligible dialects of Arabic. One of their starkest contrasts concern...
However, when we have biblical joy, it never goes away because Jesus never goes away... This joy can never be taken away from us because the Lord can never be taken away from us.It is common for indiv...
The End of Times is a popular subject among Christians as well as those who are outside the church. There are many who believe the End of Times is near, while there are others who are not as confident...
Last year, a Washington Post journalist interviewed Ian Bradley, a professor of cultural and spiritual history here in the United Kingdom, about the accession of King Charles III to the throne. The re...
Are you hurting and broken within? Overwhelmed by the weight of your sin? Jesus is calling..."I've sung these lyrics from "O Come to the Altar" countless times. I've heard the song at church, at confe...
God's faithfulness is not just a historical concept or an abstract theological doctrine - it's something that applies directly to our lives today. God is faithful and won't abandon anyone who puts the...
If I've wrestled with anything in my faith and relationship with God, it's the fact that my emotions don't measure my intimacy with Him.Have you ever driven somewhere and not known how you've gotten f...
There's something irresistible about viewing an empty, abandoned building on the big screen. The camera often pans slowly from left to right or zooms in menacingly while we watch with bated breath, un...
...transformation through grace is not just a surface-level change but a complete overhaul of who we are at our core.I'd like to talk about something close to my heart, and that's the transforming pow...
Our souls long for the security of what never changes: what we can depend on. We find that assurance in our Heavenly Father. Change is inevitable. I've learned that lesson in my sixty-plus years. Chil...