One of Jesus’ final instructions to his followers was to “make disciples” (Matthew 18:18–20), but how do we know exactly what that means?
Jesus dying on the cross to pay the penalty of our sin is a picture that can sometimes be confusing. Here’s some help.
When I was a new Christian, I heard about having a “devotion time,” but what did that mean? Why? Here are some thoughts and a place to start.
Thanksgiving can be a holiday of both joy and grief, so how do we hold both as we gobble turkey or watch the game?
Intentional living fosters a well-soul. But how can we discern what to say yes to and what to let go of? Here is the art of the spiritual discipline of prioritizing.
Sometimes life feels like a mess—desperation, depression, or brokenness in various forms. But in the Story of the Gospel from Genesis 4 and 5—and elsewhere, we find hope and help.
The account of the Fall in Genesis 3 is more than just a bad bedtime story—is the birthplace of gospel hope.
The Holy Spirit poured into believers on the Day of Pentecost and marked the birth of the church. Now everyone who repents and believes in the gospel receives the gift of the Spirit. But how do we discern His leading?
The truth about Pentecost seems to be missing. We celebrate Easter and Christmas with abandon, but what about Pentecost? Here’s the powerful holiday revealed.
Practical wisdom for a life of faith from the book of Colossians.
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