Christ's warning about compromise remains an important lesson for God's people today.

"For he who comes to God must believe that He is..." (Hebrews 11:6)

What would you do if you were kidnapped by thugs? Would you cry out to God asking for help? Read this inspiring true-life story that shows that God does hear and answer our prayers!

Many people will tell you that the Bible is only a collection of fables, but they're not telling you the whole story. Can you believe the Bible? The implications are enormous.

If a common harlot of Canaan could become an uncommon saint of faith and courage and receive the privilege of motherhood in the line of Jesus Christ, then surely nothing is impossible with God. Rahab's amazing story is a lesson...

Are there absolutely no absolutes, or does our faith in God show us that there absolutely are?

The new century certainly started with a bang.

What a Bataan Death March survivor learned can help us all endure to the end.

Just as the United States was recovering from the Sept. 11 attack, a wave of envelopes containing anthrax spread through its mail system—conjuring fears of even direr prospects for the future.

Many leaders are imploring us to pray for God's help. Indeed we should. But let's be realistic enough to realize that God will hear us only if we are willing to hear Him.

The apostle Paul wrote to the young evangelist Timothy, "Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks be made for all men, for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead...

While Americans mourned and prayed for God's comfort and strength, passionate religious extremists offered prayers of thanks for what they saw as a great victory. Whose prayers does God hear?

America witnessed its share of Good Samaritans during and after the recent World Trade Center disaster. They are to be commended for their call to duty and sacrifice, some even giving up their lives in the process.

Don't let anything limit your commitment to God. Consider the inspiring example of an elderly woman who said, "It's not too hard for me."

Jesus Christ is waiting to say "Well done!" to all His faithful servants who endure life's trials.

Teaching art to prisoners has been enlightening to me.

Some people's performances are so special that they warrant immortal mention in the Bible.

John was an apostle who reflected God's love. He taught the truth and worth of godly love and left us an outstanding example.

Our faithfulness now is a necessary step in bringing the fulfillment of God's plan to the billions yet to be saved.

America's citizens "all were reared in a British climate of opinion, with the Ten Commandments at the back of their minds, when not in the forefront."