True Worship
Imagine getting ready to work out and then realizing the gym is closed. Do you just skip working out altogether that day?
Cracking The Code
In the film National Treasure, the two main characters, Ben and Abigail, begin a monologue including a series of thoughts and questions after hearing a very difficult historic riddle.
Our Trusted Compass
In the article “A Compass Saves the Crew,” Owen Edwards tells the story of a WWII sailor who saved lives when he used a compass found on the ship’s lifeboats
Seeing With New Eyes
Margaret Philbrick, author of Back to the Manger, shares about how seeing the Christmas season through the eyes of her children has opened her eyes
Anchored Joy
In a piece for The Gospel Coalition, Ryan Hoselton compares the artist Pharrell and Augustine’s views on happiness. “The truth is that viewing happiness as
The Marriage Premium
Christianity Today spoke with a sociology professor, Bradford Wilcox, and his colleagues about a study titled, “The Cohabitation-Go-Round:
God’s Promises
“God does not give us everything we want, but He does fulfill His promises, leading us along the best and straightest paths to Himself.”
The Life Of Christ
The resurrection is so powerful and essential for us to grasp as believers. One song that exemplifies the power of the resurrection is “In Christ Alone”
Chekov’s Gun
Playwright Anton Chekov had a rule in writing that if the audience sees a gun in the first scene, it has to go off in the second or third scene. It has to be used.
Laughing in Trouble
In 2010, Laura Hillenbrand released a book entitled Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption.