If you were to name the antithesis of happiness, mourning might be a good choice. When we think of mourning, we think of loss—the loss of… read more

Poverty and happiness don’t usually go together. No one says, “If only I were homeless, then I’d be happy!” But Jesus says… 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

In our busy lives, we rush from one commitment to another, barely stopping to catch our breath. And sometimes it is our relationships that… read more

What is the focus of your life? Christ’s focus was the redemption of mankind. His gaze was set on your salvation. In fact, this was one of the… read more

When a young boy came running into the house after playing outside, his mother stopped him, asking, "What is on your right hand?" … read more

Read Isaiah 40:25-31. … read more

Read Philippians 4:4-7. … read more

Read 2 Corinthians 4:16-18. … read more

Read Matthew 11:28-30. … read more

One of the greatest problems in the church today is that we have lost the vision of the holiness of God. We forget how worthy our loving Creator… read more

Every person has a thirst for life. We want to live our lives to the fullest. Things that clog or impede our lives become objects of our hate,… read more

Many people, both Christians and non-Christians, fail to understand the important role of verified, objective Truth in the Christian life. They have… read more

Most of the people Paul encountered in Athens were members of two opposing groups, the Epicureans and the Stoics, and both were steeped in godless… read more

Our Western civilization was founded on a belief in the central importance of rational thought, objective Truth, and timeless Biblical principles.… read more

Western civilization is the product of the Reformation. The Reformers threw open the windows of God’s light after a thousand years of spiritual… 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