From the story of Joshua taking Jericho, we learn three important lessons about waiting, working, and winning.

When a "lifequake" comes, you will discover what is truly durable in your life, for the weak and temporary things will not endure.

What did Solomon really mean when he said, "Where there is no vision, the people perish"? Here are three possible interpretations of that passage and how each applies to us.

With rising persecution of Christians around the world, it is time we reassess what it really means to follow Christ and prepare ourselves to love Him more than our very life.

The truths of grace, moral courage, and providence are powerfully illustrated through this familiar Old Testament story.

When he saw how God provided the miraculous victory over the Amalekites, Moses realized God was his banner of victory, security, and testimony.

Unexpected storms arise from time to time. It is vitally important we have Christ on board our boat to speak peace to the situation.

The most natural and logical thing is for people to follow Christ, but Hell uses its propaganda to try to drive people away. Just taste and see that the Lord is good.

The Bible's definition of "gospel" is much deeper than our traditional understanding today. Jesus was anointed and appointed for the specific purpose of bringing good news to a hopeless world.