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article | July 10, 2019

Grab your Bible and flip to the book of Revelation. You know . . . that book at the back of our Bibles. The one that may or may not be about the future? The one that contains the four horsemen of …

article | January 27, 2020

Adam blamed God and Eve for his sin. Eve blamed the serpent. And the serpent most likely smirked. These three shared more than just being wise in their own eyes. They rebelled against God after they cast discernment to the side. Ah, …

article | January 26, 2016

A friend once confided to me, “I’m ashamed to admit that I spend a lot more time on Facebook and in front of the television than I do in God’s Word.” Our relationship with Christ can’t truly flourish unless we learn to …

article | January 23, 2020

I didn’t want to miss this opportunity. Migraines had pulled me down one too many times, and I wasn't letting them have the upper hand on this day. I pulled myself out of the hotel bedroom. I walked towards the mirror. I …

article | June 17, 2008

I can remember it like it was yesterday. I was in the seventh grade. I had just dialed in the combination to my locker when an avalanche occurred. Someone had filled my locker to the brim with hygiene products. When I opened …

article | June 29, 2020

Author’s note: For this title, I’m indebted to Mike Emlet, author and biblical counselor with CCEF, who taught me how helpful it is to view people (including myself!) we seek to counsel or disciple as saints, sufferers, and sinners. He unpacks these …

article | November 26, 2014

I encourage you to nudge your family toward healthy conversations about food at the Thanksgiving table. But what does the Bible say about food, exactly? Christ cares about every nook and cranny of our lives. His Word offers guidance for daily living, …

article | May 13, 2014

I'm married to a great guy. He's handsome. He's sweet. After seventeen years together, he still sends me flowers. He opens doors, gives long hugs, and always tells me I'm beautiful. I'm typing this blog post while sitting at a table he …

article | June 8, 2015

It must have been a comfort for first century Christians to know the apostle Paul didn't forget his new brothers and sisters in the faith once they were saved. Preaching the gospel, teaching, warning, correcting, and loving these saints wasn't enough for …

article | March 21, 2018

I was sixteen and on my way home from a week-long summer camp with some of my best friends. Everything about my life seemed perfect, and I couldn’t have been happier. I was laughing, joking around, reminiscing without a care in the …