Are you living up to the purpose God chose you to fulfill? Are you living up to His calling on your life? The Gospel is communicated in… read more

There are three types of givers: the flint, the sponge and the honeycomb. … read more

When I was a young boy, our family would vacation in Gatlinburg, Tennessee which borders the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. At least once on… read more

Jesus said that we are “the salt of the earth” (Matthew 5:13). The value of salt, especially in the ancient world, cannot be… read more

Have you ever been ashamed of the Gospel? It’s not something Christians like to admit, but we all have experienced this feeling at some point.… read more

Jesus told many stories and parables about God’s nature to drive home a point to the Pharisees and teachers of the law. They had become more… read more

Pete Walker regularly shares his faith in Christ with strangers in stores, restaurants, and gas stations. On today's Footsteps, he talks about… read more

Read Luke 15:11-32. Too often we see men and women who are living like the older brother in this story, and we can’t even tell there’s a… read more

"Culturally, it is dishonorable for a pastor in India to work," maintains Kevin White of Global Hope India. So, what happens with churches… read more

Have you ever considered that your true home is heaven, in the presence of our Holy Father? It is not God who is distant. Instead, it is you and I.… read more

I met Peter on a radio distribution trip to Malawi. Peter had helped coordinate the event where wind-up radios were handed out to about 25… read more

Anyone who has studied the Bible for any length of time knows that while the central message of Scripture is simple to comprehend, there are many… read more

Many people claim to have had religious experiences with God—a phenomenon that has been true since time immemorial. How can a person think… read more

“We all, like sheep, have gone astray, each of us has turned to our own way” (Isaiah 53:6). All we have to do is look around to see the… read more

There was a man who was lost in the desert, and he had no water to quench his thirst. He was tired and exhausted, and his throat was parched. He… read more

Jewish-American social critic Dennis Prager says he is often asked what was the greatest revelation he derived from his research into ancient… read more

We often think of waiting as something we do passively, inactively. We wait in line at the DMV, we wait for a bus, we wait in the doctor’s… read more

Death is a frightening and mysterious subject. Ignorance only increases our confusion and fear. Knowledge brings blessing. So Paul wants the… read more