Not all discontentment is bad. Sometimes discontentment can motivate positive, godly change in our lives. Discontentment can be the warning sign that… read more

As midnight descends and the world lies still, the owl glides across the nocturnal canopy with near-perfect silence. From an engineer’s or… read more

I've never liked toll roads, and I've never liked stopping at toll booths. Not only do I resent having to pay money to travel down the road,… read more

Running from God will never alleviate our problems, quell our guilt, or quiet our consciences. Running from God will never cure our restlessness or… read more

Some people believe that if they have a certain level of wealth, then they will have peace—or if they marry right, then they will know… read more

I met Peter in Africa. Peter was involved in the distribution of wind-up radios through TWR-Malawi. I asked Peter what he would like to say to the… read more

Think about your prayer life. What do your prayers consist of? I confess that all too often my prayers primarily are a long list of major and minor… read more

Are you content with how your life has turned out? Are you happy with the career path, spouse, or home you have chosen? Are you enjoying this stage… read more

Joseph works with TWR in the Middle East, and on today's Footsteps, Joseph tells the story of a man who came to Christ and immediately… read more

The search for contentment produces an inner restlessness, fed by the belief that we will never really be satisfied where we are. We suspect the… read more

As we look around us, it is painfully obvious that the walls of our culture have crumbled. The walls of the church are in ruins. And the walls of… read more

In Nehemiah 9, we find the longest prayer recorded in the Bible. It is a prayer of confession and commitment. … read more

Are you an Uber, Lyft, or taxi driver? Have you ever thought of your work as an opportunity for evangelism--without even having to speak? On… read more

There is a danger that comes with rebuilding broken walls. After a while, when we have been following God’s vision and resisting those who… read more

As discussed in last week’s blog, 100 years ago on July 10, 1925, in Dayton, Tennessee, the so-called Scopes Monkey Trial began. John Thomas… read more

Nehemiah wrote, “. . . the joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10). Praise teaches us to turn our eyes away from circumstances… read more

"She was just hopless and depressed and suicidal." That's the way TWR's Lisa Hall describes a listener to the Women of Hope radio… read more

I must admit, I have never met another human being who goes by the name "Lucifer." And if someone ever introduced himself to me using that… read more