If you've ever wondered how to pray, you're in good company: so did the disciples. That's why Jesus gives us a framework, not a formula, for effective prayer.
The season of Lent commemorates Jesus's 40 days of prayer, fasting, and temptation in the desert. Here's how Christians can participate — and why they should.
Most pastors eventually encounter the problem of preaching in pain. Paul provides a lesson in how to proclaim the gospel when you feel more like crying for help.
There are several secular theories about how to find happiness and fulfillment and meaning as human beings, but none of them adequately answer the problem of our longings.
Sometimes it feels like God is only with us when things are going right. But not only should Christians expect to feel disappointment — we should be the best equipped to face it.
As Christians we are called to reflect Christ's joy and peace in the world. But too often the news cycle leaves us feeling angry and anxious instead. Is there a better, more faithful way to engage with the news? Spoiler: yes, there is!
If we as a global Church knew that Jesus was coming back in ten years, we would know our mission, come together, and hate our sin. That's why Gather25 exists.
As the people of God — a chosen people, a royal priesthood, God’s special possession — prayer is not optional. It's not a last resort. The call to prayer is nothing less than entering into the zone of the kingdom of heaven.
In Ephesians 6, Paul tells us we are engaged in spiritual warfare against one Enemy, and to defeat him we must put on the full armor of God. But what does that armor look like?
