ARTICLES

Do You Need to Get Out of the Bubble?

By J. V. Fesko | November 4, 2019

Two Christians were talking about their lives and one commented, “I don’t think I’d know what to do or say to a non-Christian—I’m very uncomfortable in such situations.” How do believers get to the point where they don’t want to interact with unbelievers?

12 Short Movies for an Early Night

By Joseph W. Smith III | October 16, 2019

For folks challenged by increasingly long run-times on films, here are a dozen worthwhile movies at or under 90 minutes in length—shorter than two episodes of your favorite show. (All are unrated unless otherwise noted.)

True Light from the Imago Dei

By Don Strand | October 7, 2019

Perhaps you have heard that Christians can only reflect the light from Christ to the world. Yet, those who have been redeemed have the Spirit of God within them—light that illuminates and light that is a beacon of hope.

12 Practical Tips for Reducing Anxiety

By Michelle Reed | October 4, 2019

Whether you struggle with occasional anxiety, panic, or want to overcome a particular fear in life, here are some practical ways to incorporate more peace in your life on a daily basis.

Counting Our Blessings: A Prayer about God, the Holy Trinity

By Emily Van Dixhoorn | October 2, 2019

“There is but one only, living, and true God, who is infinite in being and perfection…” (Westminster Confession of Faith, 2.1). Here is a prayer to help you meditate upon God, the Holy Trinity.

Your Secular Life Is a Covenant of Works

By R. Scott Clark | September 23, 2019

People either accept Jesus as their substitute, with his satisfaction and righteousness, or they are obligated to provide their own—a mark that no sinner can hit. Your work in civil life, however, is a covenant of works, not a covenant of grace. This distinction is critically important for every person to understand.