When we are tempted to doubt the Father's faithfulness, we have no further to look than His provision of Christ.

On Halloween night 1998 I threw a party in my apartment. I had girls, booze, weed, and cocaine. On that Halloween night, I was geared up for what I expected to be a good time. But my friend Dave didn’t respond like I expected he would.

While there certainly should be political and legal discussions about these events, the most important question we must always ask is, “What would Jesus say about it?”

After we take our places, we wait for the bride to make her entrance. As the congregation stands and the doors open, I look at the bride—but then I always take a peek at the groom.

Regardless of where you land on the spectrum, it is important for husbands and wives to develop a plan to help each other fight sexual temptation.

Christians are people who live on promises. We grow by promises. We are sustained by promises. We please God by trusting His promises.

A simple, but profound truth: Jesus came to save glory thieves from themselves.

Being around the flock helps them see what our message looks like in real life.

“I saw everyone staring at him, but I couldn’t just watch him struggling like that. I was afraid he might hit me, but I thought it would be better for me to risk being hurt than for me to just let him hurt alone.”

Life is short. Don’t believe the lie.

ISIS thinks they are destroying and ending Christianity by killing Christians, but what they do not understand is that their evil acts are causing people to look not at them, but at these who are dying with the peace of Jesus.

Few things are as isolating as pain. When we suffer, we feel like no one can really understand what we are experiencing. Yet, no matter how alone we feel, we are never ultimately alone. Our heavenly Father is there.

Once He has helped us to step across the threshold of our straining circumstances, we will see that God is the wise and trustworthy Savior of His people.

It was early in my junior year at Virginia Tech—and I felt like everywhere I turned, God was following me around . . .

God commanded that His people encourage each other because He knew we would need it.

See yourself taking down those smiling pictures from the wall and taping up the moving boxes, unsure if you’ll ever open them again. Do you see it? Sin doesn’t tell you about those days, does it?

One church's example statement to help their community think biblically about regular church attendance.

Faithful church attendance does not earn salvation, nor does it act as a measure to rate spiritual greatness over and against other people. It does, however, reflect a growing commitment to the gospel, the good of the church community, and spiritual health.