It is part of human nature to want to perform for God, for ourselves, and for other people. No one has to teach us how to perform. We seem to be… read more
French diplomat, historian, and philosopher Alexis de Tocqueville, who had visited America in 1831, wrote a book titled Democracy in America. And… read more
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the ultimate atonement for the sins of mankind. Whatever skeletons are in your closet, whatever dark secrets are… read more
Laodicea was not hot. Laodicea was not cold. They were lukewarm. And Jesus said it made Him sick. Lukewarm is religion without fire. It is church… read more
Imagine that you are a Jewish government official. You have memorized the Old Testament, have kept the law meticulously, and are highly respected in… read more
The rich man had allowed his wealth to create a false sense of security and self-sufficiency (see Matthew 19:16-30). He relied on his money more than… read more
At the 2026 National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Nashville, I stopped by the Galcom International booth in the Exhibit Hall to see Tim… read more
Since Babel, man has been trying to reach heaven on his own. Everyone wants to be in control of his destiny, but the way to salvation is the… read more
One of the most dramatic stories of the love of Jesus conquering prejudice and human desperation is found in John 4:4-26 and is often referred to as… read more