Does the apostle Paul's description in Romans 8:6-8 of human resistance to God's principles apply to you and me?

Our world is wracked with evil and misery. But why? From where did it originate? Why is it so pervasive? And most importantly, does God plan to do something about it?

In the book of Ecclesiastes the author spoke of the race not being to the swift, nor the battle to the strong. It's true! Not everything goes according to how we perceive it should.

What if you were blind, retired and in need of money for the Feast of Tabernacles?

We all have experienced health issues in our lives—as have many we know and love. But just what is our role in the healing process?

Are we too cautious when God wants us to be bold?

Even though fear and anxiety are affecting more and more people, there is a way to be positive in spite of the troubling news that dominates our lives. Read on to discover a cause for optimism!

Have you ever prayed for help in a trial or difficulty but felt like the situation remained unchanged and your circumstance unimproved?

The apostle Paul made it abundantly clear that without faith it is impossible to please God (Hebrews 11:6-7). Yet we all lack faith from time to time. The Bible outlines at least four major enemies of faith that we need...

When the going gets tough, the tough look to God.

He was young and was considered the least of his brothers. When Samuel asked David’s father to present his sons, Jesse didn’t even think to include David—and yet David was the one ultimately anointed king.

Many of us spend a lot of time worrying about yesterday and tomorrow.

How can we have hope in a world where everything seems to be going wrong?

Fear can hobble us in life. Facing fears with God’s help can make us grow in ways we cannot imagine.

The Cleveland Cavaliers had the best record in the NBA this year.

Perspective can make all the difference.

This was Carol Zamora's response to the devastating news that a bacterial infection had attacked her body, resulting in the amputation of both her forearms and lower legs.

Do you trust God completely? So much so that you live accordingly—to the point that He is able to trust you? When Jesus Christ returns, wouldn't it be wonderful to hear Him say approvingly, "Well done, good and faithful servant"?

God can sometimes answer the simplest of prayers in the most surprising of ways.

Several precarious boating experiences brought home the spiritual lessons of having a strong and secure anchor! Here are six ways to stay firmly attached to God’s anchor.