The thought of inevitable death should motivate us to make some life changes.

Every follower of Christ is commanded to love and serve as he did.

God is still in the business of changes our hearts. For this, we are grateful.

The cellphone can be a useful tool in Christian ministry.

The God of the Bible uses fallible people, like us, in his work.

Christians must find a way forward together in the cause of Christ.

Leaders often face criticism, but we must offer understanding to one another.

Ministers must find the proper balance in sermon preparatioin and pastoral care.

We’re called Christians and this name challenges us to live holy lives.

The New Year is a good time to “tune out” distractions and listen to the voice of God.

The Christian gospel declares we cannot please God with good works.

God welcomes everyone to be part of his spiritual family.

John Kennedy said, “One person can make a difference, and everyone should try.”

I don’t believe displaying a national flag is an affront to the worship of God.

The God of the Bible patiently works to make us better people.

Speculation about end-time events shouldn’t take precedence over the basics of Christian growth.

We need God’s help to use our words constructively.

Conflicts occur, even among people of goodwill, but we must work hard at getting along with others.

Because of the evils of alcohol, abstinence remains a worthy choice today.