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Taking time to consider all the good we have in our lives is considered a healthy practice. But is that why Christians give thanks?

We live in a day when the self stands at the center of the universe, and everything else must orbit around it. But what happens when you recognize, receive, and rejoice in the reality that God’s Word is firmly fixed like the sun in the heavens?

Most of us have been spoken to directly by someone begging for money. Few of us have stopped. Here in Mark 10, we find Jesus stopping. What’s going on?

If you ever feel like God is a stranger, then this article is for you.

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

Jonah confronts us with a question that probes the deepest recesses of our hearts: Are we OK with our enemies receiving mercy?

In an age when we have a thousand amusements at our fingertips, who wants to think about sad things?

While it’s good to learn from the wise and educated, we also can’t turn off our discerning brains and simply trust the voice of one person.

Holding a sword may make you feel powerful, but there’s something about holding the sword of a legend from long ago that makes you feel unstoppable.

Jesus isn’t merely relaying information or providing instruction. He’s ushering in the kingdom of God.

What was the purpose of those miracles and those gifts of the Holy Spirit? Can God work in extraordinary ways today?

If Jesus’s word carries along everything in the universe, then there’s a lot of divine speech going on around us.