A renewed mind changes everything. Let the Spirit rewrite your thoughts and anchor your life in peace. A Series on “Mindset of the...

Peace grows where gratitude is planted. A modern visual reminder that a thankful heart is fertile ground for the Spirit’s presence and...

Let God interrupt your plans today. Surrender isn’t weakness—it’s trusting the One who sees what you can’t. Proverbs 3:5–6 invites you to...

Part 2 of our series explores what it means to live with a Kingdom mindset—fixing your eyes on eternity so your priorities, peace, and...

Two paths. One choice. Romans 8:6 reminds us that our mindset directs our destiny—toward death or toward life and peace. Which way are...

An open Bible lies beside a glowing smartphone screen—two worlds, two ways of reading. One invites depth and reflection; the other, speed...

Disciples walk closely behind Jesus on a dusty road, their lives marked by every step of their Rabbi—an image of true, intimate...

The Bible calls all who are in Christ “saints.” While the Catholic tradition reserves the title for a few, Scripture applies it to the...

The human brain—complex, plastic, and always forming. Every thought shapes its structure. Every focus forms its future. What you set your...

Neural pathways being formed and broken—every thought and habit shapes the mind. What we repeatedly dwell on becomes the path our mind...

“Should I call a man a woman?” That was the question I posed in a recent conversation with another Christian. It wasn’t asked with...

God's goodness shines through every moment, filling our lives with love, grace, and unshakable hope. God’s omnibenevolence  means that He...

A lone figure sits in the darkness of a broken world while light breaks through—reminding us that even in the presence of evil, hope has a source. One of the biggest questions people ask about God is this: If He is all-powerful and all-good, why does He allow evil? This challenge—often called the Epicurean Problem of Evil —argues that the existence of suffering makes the existence of God unlikely. The argument goes like this: If God wants to stop evil but can’t, He isn’t all-

A vote isn’t just a preference — it’s a stand for the values we refuse to surrender. In a recent article on MSNBC, Dwight McKissic Sr., pastor of Cornerstone Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, chose to explain how, though he "hates abortion, opposes gay marriage... is voting for Harris". That is just the title. I have read and heard over the past several years, going back to Trump's first run for president, conservatives, Republicans, and well-known Christian leaders denounc

They/Them Can a Christian Affirm Transgenderism? From a Christian perspective, affirming transgenderism can be tricky because it clashes with the Bible's teachings about God's design for humanity. But there are different ways Christians might think about "affirmation," so it’s worth exploring whether there’s room to love and support transgender individuals without fully agreeing with everything transgenderism promotes. Fully affirming transgenderism means agreeing with the id

I can't count the number of times I have heard, "I am from Missouri, the Show Me State." The remark implies that one wants evidence,...

The argument from consciousness for the existence of God suggests that the existence of conscious experience—our ability to think, be...

The argument of philosophical necessity says that God must exist because the universe needs something that exists by itself and doesn’t...

The Historical Argument from the Resurrection of Jesus is considered evidence for God's existence because if Jesus really rose from the...

Religious Experience Religious experiences are often seen as evidence for God because they give people personal encounters that feel like they reveal something beyond the physical world. Personal encounters with God can be experienced through things like prayer, meditation, or a strong sense of God's presence. These experiences feel very real and personal to them, almost like direct contact with a higher power. This can lead them to believe that God truly exists. People from