The weakest of all weak things is virtue that has not been tested in the fire.” —Mark Twain

Justo Thomas came from a coffee and coconut farm in rural Dominican Republic. Now he works at Le Bernardin, a three Michelin star restaurant in New York.

Anything that strays too close to New Age practices alarms most believers, and rightfully so, but some disciplines were ours before they were perverted by false spiritualism.

Recognizing the resources we have is half the battle to living a life that honors God with everything we have been given.

Most people are familiar with Nicolas Cage, a man who was briefly one of Hollywood’s highest paid actors.

World Challenge is launching several, new domestic ministries to bless people here in the United States.

Life’s hardships, heartaches and trauma often lead to deeper heart problems such as addictions, marriage and family crises, depression, isolation, anger or even dread of living.

Church leaders talk a lot about discernment, but why is it so important and how do we know if we have it or not?

In the early 70s, a New York housewife had several visions of “Jesus.” He was apparently accompanied by two Hindu spirits who gave her instructions.

God calls us to an abundant life in him, but many of us seem to get tripped up on our past and the deep heart wounds that hide there.

The discussion around pornography frequently focuses on men, and women who struggle in this area are often left unacknowledged and wondering if they’re alone in their painful addiction.

Hearing people say that they believe in God but not the Bible or the church is common because a lot of what believers profess is…well, frankly, offensive.

In God’s word, stories about women and instructions for women in the church can be disturbing for modern day ladies.

Women cannot speak in church (1 Corinthians 14:34-35).

Women are to have a gentle and quiet spirit (1 Peter 3:4).

One of the Ten Commandments is to keep the Sabbath holy, but modern society has chosen to ignore this with terrible consequences.