...most Christians do not live joyful and fruitful lives.  Why?  Because they have a limited view of God.  Most of us sit at God’s banquet table of blessing and come away with crumbs – simply because of our lack of knowledge of God and faith to trust and obey Him....

...Enthusiastically, Thelma burst through the school door.  Within minutes, she was on her way back out.  When the admissions officer saw her face to face, he refused to let her enroll.  She met all the qualifications for the school except for one detail.  Thelma is black, and in the early sixties, this particular school was open only to white students....

For me, the Christian life is an exciting, joy-filled adventure.  It has been that way through more than 30 years of walking with the Lord.  If you are not experiencing such a life, it can be the same for you today, tomorrow and the rest of your days, no matter what the circumstances....

There are certain things money can’t buy.  Things like love, contentment, or a child...

The professor asked curiously, “Mr. Bright, when you talk to students about becoming a Christian, what do you tell them?” Not wanting to appear shallow and simplistic to such a learned man, I weighed my words carefully. Before I could reply, he asked a second question: “Better still, what would you tell me? I would like to become a Christian.” Now I was really puzzled...

I am sure you will agree that trustworthiness is in short supply today. At every level of government, there are officials who feel that dishonesty serves a purpose in politics. Within our financial institutions, businessmen have used the wealth of others to their personal advantage,...

We all experience hard times in our lives. These struggles with sickness, danger, financial problems, grief, or depression happen to each of us at times. But these only prompt us to...

...I believe the reason our culture is in an advanced state of decay is largely because the followers of Christ have retreated from their responsibilities to society. There are two reasons why we need to intensify our influence....

Louie Giglio’s dad was a gifted commercial artist.  On one occasion, his father came home with a gigantic piece he called the “Abstract Magician.”  More than nine feet tall and almost four feet wide, it was a looming, gruesome figure with a bow tie, cape, and colored scarf....

Put God to the test.  Taste and see how good and kind He is.  Sam discovered that day, and for the rest of his life, the faithfulness and goodness and the kindness of God....