Psalms

Very few of us would ever walk around proudly declaring, “My contentment rests on complex contingencies,” however, many Christians still live like this is true.

If we want to be rooted in life, if we want stability, if we don’t want to be blown around by all the different teachings out there, we need to meditate on God's word.

School breaks not only provide a reprieve from making lunches and sitting in carpool lines, they can also offer opportunities to connect more deeply with our children.

Humility is a whole new way of approaching life.

What will lead us instead to the hard-won conclusion that God is, indeed, profoundly good? 

Before the acceptance or rejection letters pile up, we would do well to pile up the promises of God.

For some of us, the lack of sunlight makes life itself feel dim and dark.

We are tempted to harmonize the message of the Bible with the attitude of our age. But if we aren’t clashing with the world for speaking God’s truth and doing good, we are unrecognizably different from our Lord and from his first followers.

If you are wavering, dear brother or sister, let me provide a few reasons to hold fast.

Beneath our busy schedules and surface relationships, we’re starving for authentic friendships.

Communication will be nearly impossible if you hold your spouse in contempt.

The power in preaching doesn’t come from the minister’s skill, wit, or creativity but from the living and active word.