God has given us a deeply unpopular message that people will not embrace. Have you ever felt that way about the gospel? Find out who else felt this way.

Doubts that arise from disappointed hopes and shattered dreams cannot be resolved by reading a book, taking a class, or making a new commitment.

Faith is like a muscle, and if you do not use it, it will atrophy. If a week goes by without exercising faith, you will notice the difference. Find out how to rebuild what has been lost.

You have faith and you are grateful for it. You polish it up every Sunday. But you also have what you call “real life,” and you don’t use your faith there. Find out what will happen if you continue like this.

You’re finding it difficult to serve the Lord. But have you ever considered the alternatives?

If you don’t cultivate your capacity for commitment in the small things, you won’t have the capacity for commitment in the big things.

“Doubting” Thomas is only remembered for one thing: doubting the resurrection of Christ. Does the Bible present him as a weakling or a model of Christian faith?

Are you experiencing very little joy and freedom in the Christian life? Does your faith feel unstable? Find out why that may be.

Biblical meditation is not about emptying your mind; it’s about filling it. Any practice that begins with emptying your mind is highly suspect.

If you find God to be dull, boring, or tedious, then you can be certain that you have a distorted picture of God. You do not know the God of the Bible.