Spiritual Life

Soccer fandom is rising across North America, and its appeal goes deeper than goals, stadium chants, and favorite players. This article reflects on what soccer fans' passion reveals about human longing for joy, unity, connection, and belonging, and on how the Body of Christ offers a deeper, lasting community rooted in Jesus.

Summerween may seem like a harmless seasonal trend, but its rise reveals something deeper about our desire for novelty, escape, joy, and meaning. This article looks at the cultural popularity of early Halloween celebrations through a Christian lens and reminds readers that temporary trends can never satisfy the thirst of the soul like the living water, true joy, and eternal hope found in Christ.

Antisemitism is rising around the world, from online spaces and college campuses to Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. This article examines recent global data, the impact of October 7, the spread of Holocaust denial, and the moral responsibility Christians have to stand against hatred toward Jewish people with truth, courage, prayer, and public action.

Here are the inspirational stories of 10 athletes in the 2026 World Cup who love to talk about their Christian faith.

Graham’s wisdom here teaches us that heaven will be beyond anything our earthly minds can comprehend; we will experience unspeakable joy.

Explore a profound philosophical debate challenging the incompatibility of science and faith, as philosopher Stephen Meyer and atheist Phil Halper confront the origins of the universe and life.

Let's dive into why forgiveness can feel so difficult, even when you genuinely want to let go and move forward. PLUS, 6 practical steps you can take today toward forgiveness and healing.

For thoughtful Christians, they may wonder if waging a relentless culture war is the godliest or most fruitful way to approach this set of issues. Here are at least three things to keep in mind to approach this month with grace and truth.

God sees every sacrifice you make to care for your loved one, and he doesn’t expect you to sustain this role in your own limited strength. When you feel like you have nothing left to give, turning to God can give you the strength and hope you need.

This world has given us many reasons to be anxious.

Let’s take a look at the six ways stress is damaging to the church. Look for proof of life in your own local church body, without pointing the finger. We are the living Church; whatever we accept within our church is indicative of what we accept in our own spiritual journeys.

We’ve all experienced such a time when we could not find the right words to pray in our walk with God, who knows our every thought and is patient and forgiving. Here are seven ways to help get the prayer words flowing or encourage you to rest quietly in God's presence.

Let us purposefully internalize Scripture, embracing moments of solitude and silence. Let us come together in collective prayer with fellow believers, and let us be discerning in recognizing the voice of the Holy Spirit. God has spoken to us not just in occasional whispers but in numerous profound ways.

Discover how recent scientific advancements in cosmology and biology challenge Darwinian evolution and offer compelling evidence for a creator.

God’s rest isn’t bound to one place. Discover simple, biblical ways to keep your Sabbath time sacred, even when you’re far from home.

Memorial Day reminds us of our eternal home by honoring the sacrificial love of others, fostering gratitude, community, and reflection, and inspiring us to live with purpose, hope, and faith in God’s promises of eternal life.

The universal struggle with sin can be overcome through God's grace and the transformative power of the Gospel. Learn practical steps to confess, fight, and replace sinful desires with a deeper love for Christ, leading to redemption and a victorious life.

Being a Christian means that you trust in Jesus to save you. You trust fully in His completed work on the cross, placing all of your hope in His life, death, burial, and resurrection. That means that being a Christian isn’t about trying to be a good person. And it’s not about trying to earn your way to heaven through your good works.