ARTICLES

Category: Faith

Waiting on the Lord While the Wicked Prosper — Psalm 37

By Zach Keele / March 23, 2026

It doesn’t seem right. The wicked prosper while the righteous struggle. Psalm 37 speaks directly to this tension, teaching us how to wait on the Lord without giving way to anger, envy, or bitterness.

7 Things You Need to Know about the Silence of Jesus

By BCL / March 16, 2026

When is it better to speak? And when is it necessary to stay quiet? This is the art of wisdom. Here are seven things you need to know about the silence of Jesus.

The Good Master Gives Himself

By Ayrian Yasar / March 11, 2026

Jesus Christ, the good Master, gives us the gift of God himself. What does it mean that Jesus became a slave so that we might be called children of God?

Being at Home with Our Heavenly Father

By Le Ann Trees / March 9, 2026

Why does the longing for home run so deep in our hearts? These three Scripture passages help us understand what home truly means for every Christian.

Why You Should Love to Go to Church

By Chris Gordon / March 7, 2026

The Scriptures warned that there would be a problem of Christians saying they don’t need to come to church. We live in those times. And I suggest that people are spiritually languishing because of this disregard.

25 Bible Passages about Peace in Christ

By BCL / March 2, 2026

Our feelings of peace can rise and fall on a daily basis. What does it mean to have true peace with God?

The Power of Words

By Daniel Rowlands / February 27, 2026

Words make things happen. Why is the spoken gospel—not worldly methods—the true power of God for salvation?

Faith vs. Faithfulness — What’s the Difference?

By Le Ann Trees / February 24, 2026

Is it faith in Christ or faithfulness that saves us? What are we to make of Jesus’ words, “But the one who endures to the end will be saved” (Matt. 24:13)?

How God Shows Himself to the World in General and Special Revelation

By Campbell Markham / February 23, 2026

“If God is there, why doesn’t he show himself?” God does show himself to the world in two very different but complementary ways.