May the Lord teach us how to run to Him in prayer through the running prophet.

This world is working to draw its net around Christians who hold to the truths of God’s Word, and many Christians are denying clear scriptural teachings to sidestep the trap.

...Scripture is clear about how followers of Jesus develop strength.

Any time we approach the end of a particularly tumultuous year, we look forward to the next year as a return to “normal.” But at this point, the old normal no longer exists.

...Jesus never sinned, but he knew just how seductive sin could be (Hebrews 4:15). He knew how much sin would cost him. He came to cancel sin, and so he taught us to plead for forgiveness.

How should Christians view death and the end of life?

...We ask this question when reality fails to meet our expectations, when results don’t match our efforts, and when our tireless labour meets with failure.

I am thankful for every good thing that God has done through the Convention, but there are some compelling biblical reasons why I never went back. And I have found those reasons more compelling...

Pride is dangerous for the Christian because they can have a great fall, so how can we get rid of the pride we so often display?

...If you are weary of waiting and long for the day when you will meet Jesus in the air, I am writing to encourage you; He’s coming soon.

While gospel-centered friendship is a sweet gift, it also can be a great source of pain when it goes away. Ministry is full of gospel goodbyes, and I have had my fair share.

... How many more reimagined fairy tales, superhero comic book mythologies, and legendary medieval warrior sagas can we watch before we get bored with it all.

Instead of seeing the world in the short-term, what if we did ministry with our eyes set on the long-term?

...Antidepressants are the most widely prescribed drugs. The world market is $11 billion annually. Over 100 million people take psychiatric drugs worldwide, including 17 million children!