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blog post | March 15, 2022

As the death toll in Ukraine rises and images of families fleeing war-torn neighborhoods continue to stream into our hearts and homes, what can we say about the devastation that is unfolding?

blog post | February 4, 2014

If God had not spoken, we could not know him at all. Thank God he has chosen to reveal Himself to us—in creation, in Scripture, and in Jesus Christ!

blog post | November 29, 2018

Sometimes distraction is more effective at preventing our worship and obedience than an obvious temptation or attack.

blog post | September 21, 2015

What's your Bible study "diet" like? Flavorful, but lacking in real nutrition? Jen Wilkin challenges you to consider the "nutritional value" of your spiritual food.

blog post | November 20, 2019

Three lessons I learned from raising my kids around unbelieving grandparents.

blog post | March 25, 2014

I see you there, crumpling up that sheet of paper, tossing it into the waste basket and wondering if anything good will come out of your life.

blog post | July 9, 2020

It’s simpler than you’d think . . . just keep saying yes.

blog post | March 8, 2022

There are things we appreciate and value from our childhood as well as things our parents did that we don’t want to emulate. But there is one parent we should always aspire to be like: our Father.

blog post | October 9, 2019

He already knows you inside and out . . .

blog post | March 26, 2019

This grief, this broken relationship, this illness—whatever you are going through—it is not your forever and most defining characteristic.