When difficult times come, we often ask, "God, are you mad at me?" or "Why me, Lord?" Today we examine Judges 3 and Mark 10 to understand the "why" and "how" behind many of the things we face.

As our family continues to deal with difficult circumstances, we're intimately familiar with how hard it can be to face life's struggles. Today I share from the heart about when and how to get help when life becomes overwhelming. Recorded at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas.

Have you heard certain Bible stories so many times you think, "There's nothing new for me here?" This re-examination of the Nativity will help you to see the birth of Jesus, and the significance of his birth, through fresh eyes.

A special Christmas gift to you, passed on from songwriter Richard Smith: The story behind "Winter Wonderland." It's a story of how to turn struggles and setbacks into a gift that blesses people for generations to come.

The life of one of the great role models in Christianity teaches us how to look past our own hurts and pain and love in the way Jesus meant for us to love.

Joy is something God wants all Christians to experience as a regular part of their daily lives. How is this possible? Here are four truths that can make joy real for you.

Bethlehem is the place Jesus was born. The name Bethlehem has two meanings. In those meanings we learn much about the nature and mission of Jesus Christ.

This week we discuss how to take hope from being an emotions-based response to being a cognitive decision that transforms our lives, regardless of current circumstances.

Are you ready for whatever life might throw your way? Our preparation for both the good and the bad will determine whether we experience a life of victory or defeat.

God's nature is to give, and He wants His children to do likewise. But what about those who don't have "enough" to give? What does God's word say about them?