Stephen Roberts

Meditation has long been considered a part of the Christian life, but how?

When you enter the military, you enter a culture that’s very different from the one in which you were raised.

It is easy to find excuses not to vote in American elections. But with election day on the horizon, here are four reasons why it’s important for you to vote.

It’s quite common to hear someone say, “I’m a Christian but I don’t go to church.”

Paul knows his time is limited. What should his protégés in the faith know once he’s gone?

The Christian life doesn’t entail the absence of fear. Rather, fear drives us to the cross.

There are times we all need tough love. And there’s no better example of tough love in the New Testament than what we find in Paul’s letter to the Galatians.

How do we speak about scandals in the church with a confused and often hostile culture? Here are a few suggestions.

Have you ever wondered how you could get from the chaos of Judges—where everyone does what’s right in his own eyes—to the rise of the great king? The book of Ruth will let you know.

Forgiveness is a powerful act, but so is repentance. But what if you are the offending party? What if you are “that man,” as Nathan says when he so powerfully confronts David in 2 Samuel 12?

Most of us have suffered the wounds of betrayal in some form or another.

This is a question we rarely vocalize aloud, let alone within Christian circles. Yet it likely haunts some of you in struggling marriages, especially if you grew up in a home with broken love. Before you make any life-altering decisions, take a moment to breathe and ask yourself a few questions.