What does the preacher mean by “striving after the wind” in Ecclesiastes 1:14, and how can Christians avoid this kind of futile striving?

Marie Durand’s 18th century church community cannot be understood apart from the Saint Bartholomew’s Massacre of 1572. What were the 16th century French Religious Wars and how did they affect the dreadful decisions Durand had to make?

What is a soul and what happens to the soul of a Christian upon physical death?

“Consider the work of God: who can make straight what he has made crooked?” (Eccles. 7:13). Here are seven reasons why God allows various afflictions, also known as “crooks,” in the lives of his children.

The colossal calling of parenthood is made up of zillions of seemingly insignificant events. Something happened recently that encouraged me regarding how the habits we create in our homes can—by God’s grace—make a life-changing impact on the hearts of our little ones.

Looking for a good podcast for your atheist friends or family who are reconsidering the claims of Christianity, or believers you know who are struggling with their faith? If so, be sure to check out this remarkable new podcast series by Justin Brierley.

What does the flood in the book of Genesis have to do with Jesus? Actually, a lot. Here are four ways in which Noah and the Noahic covenant play a part in redemptive history.

Here are two basic reasons why the Christian worldview enables me to love atheists and those who adhere to other religions.

Money is a part of daily life. Here are some practical thoughts on wisely stewarding the money God entrusts to us.