The best strategy for growing people spiritually is to first grow ourselves. In so doing we model the change we wish to see in them.

The great commission is to make disciples, not converts, and so our evangelistic methods should be in keeping with our goal.

At sixteen years old, I found the love of my life at a Salvation Army camp. Three years later, we were married. There aren’t enough words in the English language, not enough words in all the languages on earth, to express how wonderful it is to find the love of your life. I consider it […]

It is safe to assume that almost everyone has taken part in creation. Most people have played a part in creating something. It may have been a small something; it may have been a massive something. As children, we make art out of dry noodles and paper plates. As adults, we build cabinets, manufacture cars, […]

Which is more important: Jesus’ birth or His resurrection, and why?  I like your question. It pushes us to think great thoughts and face great questions, like “Who is God? Who is Jesus? What did He/they do? How should we respond?”  Jesus Christ’s time on earth began and ended with incomparable events. At the first, God’s […]

Has the church replaced Israel in the promises of God?   This important question requires more space than we usually dedicate to a Q&A, so we’re taking two pages to address it. The question probes an obvious difference between the Bible’s testaments: the Old is mostly about God’s people, the children of Israel, while Jesus Christ […]

Christian History Institute (CHI), publisher of Christian History magazine (CH), announces issue #141, titled: City of Man – Christian Civic Engagement Through the Ages. The issue is the final one of the four-part Faith and Flourishing series, chronicling how Christians have worked in various spheres for the common good. Those areas include science, the marketplace, higher education, and now, civic engagement, which […]

Look at these sobering statistics from enough.org: 50 percent of kids have been exposed to porn by age 11-13; 63 percent of kids age 11-13 who saw pornography online saw it unintentionally; two times more adolescents have been exposed to pornography than their parents realize. Canopy is a parental control app that uses artificial intelligence to block […]