In a few days those of us in the United States will celebrate Thanksgiving. But in the midst of our troubled world it might seem difficult to give thanks. Learn why having a God-centered perspective makes all the difference.

Jews have experienced unparalleled hatred for thousands of years. And today we may be shocked at the protests throughout the world against Israel and for Hamas. What are we as the people of God to do?

Do you find it difficult to trust our Lord Jesus Christ because you can't see Him? Don't allow this to rob you of the unbreakable security available to followers of Christ.

Praise and worship are central to the life of the people of God. Yet what should be our highest privilege sometimes becomes the focus of controversy and division.

John and Gudny recently traveled to Minnesota to accept a 19th century Torah scroll on behalf of Calvary Church.  So what is a Torah scroll, and why is it so meaningful to have received one?

As we think of the atrocities committed by Hamas on Israelis and others, we recognize these attacks as evil. But in moments like these, do you ever wonder why there is such a thing as evil?

The recent atrocities in Israel by the terrorist organization, Hamas, are unimaginable. Yet, sadly, to those who know the Bible and the history of the Jews, these events are not totally surprising.

How long do you want to live? There's always been a fascination with finding a magical solution to live forever. And we certainly benefit from modern technology that has extended our life expectancy. But what is the Christian perspective?

Throughout Scripture there is a call to endure. How we deal with daily pressures and challenges can be a powerful part of our testimony. So how does this biblical endurance translate to the routine of daily life?

Sometimes "move on" or "get past it" is good advice. But does this apply when dealing with grief? John offers a personal perspective on the reality of loss in our own lives and the lives of others.