In a world rife with burnout and exhaustion, when and how do we rest according to the scriptures? 

God has three uncomfortable gifts to us that invite us into his presence, but usually we’d rather not accept what he’s offering. 

For many believers, Dobbs decision is an answer to prayer that comes after years of grief over the lost lives of innocents. 

The term ‘gift of singleness’ gets tossed around sometimes at church, but is that a gift we should desire over marriage and how do we know if God’s given it to us? 

Upon visiting the Summit International School of Ministry, Neil Rhodes brought up a subject that burned somewhere in the back of nearly every student’s mind: Is it better to be married or single?

Scripture is filled with people who fail, sin against God and lose what they love, but it also offers the opportunity of redemption to those who are burdened by their past. 

Most film adaptations of books are praised for their faithfulness to the source material, especially with an author as famous and revered as Shakespeare.

Too often, we fall on one side or the other when discussing history. Either the past was a semi-utopia compared to present day, or it was a nightmare that we’re finally escaping.

God’s presence means that we should be growing spiritual fruit, but why is this so important and how do we maximize our results?

The Bible says that we are to have faith in God’s power to redeem and transform others, but what do we make of this in the face of a world that seems unforgiving and painful? 

When we feel like we have received a ‘calling’ from God, what do we do if it seems impossible and all the doors are still closed?

How honest are we allowed to get in our prayers? Is it okay to sometimes get frustrated or even — Dare we say it? — angry with God?