We easily drift away from God, but there is something we can do to keep this from happening. The answer might surprise and will probably seem too simple.

Part of discipling the nations is to point out evil, which comes across a bit intolerant and creates enemies who give us significant opposition. While we are told to love them, we are not to let them stop our mission.

It is so easy to focus on many aspects related to the spiritual and miss the Greatest One behind it all.

What is Christmas really about? Here is an angle you may or may not have considered.

There is a time to build in the Kingdom of God, but when resistance comes and pressures mount, we are tempted to quit. Why? Nehemiah gives us a hint.

Christians are engaged in a cultural war against their faith, message, divine assignment, and their God. Some are negotiating and dialing down their intensity to be more acceptable, but Nehemiah would have another agenda for us.

Are some of the modern phrases we use to encourage each other really helpful?  Are they biblical?  And, should Christian people use them? 

Here are the two concluding points on Jesus’ short power-packed resume. They demand a verdict.

This God we have been examining is so pure and so righteous that we humans, in our impure and unrighteous state, can’t approach him. Next on our “god resume” is the solution.

If you are a repentant atheist who is interviewing candidates for a god to follow, surely you wouldn’t want some ordinary, mediocre looking god. You would want one that is magnificent and awe-inspiring. Here’s your man!