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This article is taken from the book Le bon fondement by Olivier Favre. If you study the Bible as a book of literature, or history, or as a moral treatise, or a textbook on political ideology, as some do, you...

Do you know or go with someone who struggles with ADD, depression, homosexuality, alcoholism, or who has suffered a head injury? Research suggests that more and more behaviors are caused by the functioning or dysfunction of the brain. However, is...

October is a special month to honor pastors. While we are grateful for our pastors in general, we appreciate this month which reminds us to bless and care for our pastors. Here are 9 ways to thank your pastor this...

Dear readers, Yesterday I heard a piece of news that particularly shocked me and prompted me to write this text. I first wrote this text for myself, but I give praise to the Lord if I can encourage many at...

This article is taken from the book May the nations rejoice by John Piper. There is another ambiguity concerning the tremendous expansion of Christianity which we are witnessing today: the forms of this faith are not all based on what...

This article is taken from the book A shepherd for his heart by Tedd Tripp I am often asked if I expected my children to become believers. I generally respond that the gospel message is powerful and fascinating. It incomparably...

Kevin DeYoung admits it up front: his book on homosexuality is a Christian book, with an emphasis only on what the Bible teaches, and defending a traditional view of marriage. The book is divided into 2 parts. The first consists...

I have just returned from a women’s conference that was held in my area. One of the many phrases that caught my attention during the lecture was when the speaker, Ms. Isch, mentioned the following phrase: " be a blessing...

Dear Valuable Readers, You probably agree with me that we are in demand on both sides. A lot of information is transmitted to us in a short time, sometimes beautiful things, sometimes bad things. If you are like me, you...