In Belarus, "the situation continues to be unstable," explains TWR's Branko Bjelajac on today's Footsteps. Truthfully, with the… read more

Exodus 3:7 tells us God heard the cries of His people. He knew they were suffering in exile. Yet their promised deliverance lingered, and because… read more

The great Hoover Dam produces enough energy for three states: California, Nevada and Arizona. You might think of this dam as an example of power… read more

Joseph spent years confined to an Egyptian dungeon. While he had done nothing to deserve imprisonment, God knew that Joseph’s faith needed to… read more

The view was not good from where Joseph lay. At the bottom of an empty well, he was probably feeling betrayed, hopeless, and alone. Joseph, the… read more

Read Matthew 7:1-21. Many today point to the words of Jesus to defend an “anything goes” way of living. They remind us that Jesus said,… read more

"It's easy to forget what is our main purpose," Maralina Alfonso passionately states, "I'm here, and I wake up everyday, and I… read more

Read Matthew 6:19-34. In the Christian life, we face endless decisions every day. We need heavenly wisdom to choose wisely. In the Sermon on the… read more

Read Matthew 5:31-32. At this point in Jewish history, there was a debate raging between Pharisees and other teachers of the law. It concerned a… read more

"We love Women of Hope," affirms Maralina Alfonso of Radio Trans Mundial (Trans World Radio) in Paraguay, and on today's Footsteps, she… read more

Read Matthew 5:27-30. Though sin is at the root of the problems in our world today, God is most concerned with the source of that sin—for He… read more

When I'm describing Footsteps to radio station managers and program directors, I point out that this two-minute daily feature is all about the… read more

Why can’t all the world’s religions be true? … read more

If you visit Rome, you can see the dungeon that once housed the apostle Paul. You can stand within the same four solid walls that once formed his… read more

Demas is mentioned three times in the New Testament. In Colossians and Philemon, Paul refers to him as a fellow worker in the Gospel. However, in 2… read more

It is important that we understand the truth if we are going to live in the truth. The church in the city of Colossae was dealing with some of the… read more

For the child of God, joy does not mean the absence of sadness, trials, or disappointment. In fact, many times it is just the opposite. Joy dwells… read more

In Acts 16, Paul had “one of those days.” On the way to the house of prayer, a young slave woman began following him and Silas. Her… read more