I was convicted of something this morning. As I was heading to the front door, I passed a beautiful wooden sign that one of our friends made for our… read more

Whether we realize it or not, faithfulness is at the heart of all relationships. It is the very thing that prevents families and societies from… read more

"The thief was looking for music on the radio. Instead, he found TWR, and it changed his life!" That's the way today's Footsteps… read more

In his book of devotions Morning and Evening, Charles Spurgeon wrote, "[T]he first thing God requires of His child is obedience." But human… read more

No house will stand for long unless it has a strong foundation. It’s the same with our lives. We need a strong foundation. As Isaiah wrote: … read more

What does a wood-decaying fungus have in common with office aerobics? It’s not a joke. Both can help mitigate global warming when applied to… read more

"Beautiful Feet" is the very first episode of Footsteps that ever aired. This concept of "beautiful feet" is also the theme for… read more

After Jonah allowed God to use him, we see the greatest miracle in the book of Jonah: the salvation of the Ninevites. These cruel pagan people… read more

Read Jonah 1:17-2:10. Jonah’s prayer from the belly of the fish is honest and genuine. He doesn’t try to cover up his past failures;… read more

When we study the book of Jonah, we often focus on the miraculous journey he experienced inside a giant fish: “Now the Lord provided a huge… read more

In English literature, a short story can be anywhere from three to twenty pages or more long. However, when TWR's Shawn Boyd speaks of the… read more

There are many ways we can react to a storm. We can try to run away from its source, or we can keep ourselves so busy that we don’t have a… read more

Usuage of "cool" as a slang term became widespread in the 1950s and 1960s, and we've been using it ever since. I've often referred… read more

We can trace the origins of our storms to three primary sources. Some storms are of our own making—the direct consequence of sin in our lives.… read more

I enjoy watching the long-running British television show Doctor Who where the Doctor travels backward and forward in time. Sure, it's pure… read more

Jonah’s call to witness to the Ninevites was no easy task. These were not peaceful, easygoing pagans. This large city was the capital of the… read more

Learning to think rigorously for oneself is one of the most important intellectual duties in life. Critical thinking confers many benefits, including… read more

On today's Footsteps, Rudolf Kabutz explains how he came to serve with TWR in South Africa. At one point in his story, as he was contemplating… read more

Have you ever desired something so strongly that you spent hours and hours in prayer over it, even though you knew in your heart that it was not… read more

The fourth Gospel was written by John, who the Scriptures call “the beloved disciple.” His passionate love for the Savior shows up on… read more