Life
Should depressed people give up medication and put their faith in God?
Every prayer counsellor, pastor or small-group leader who shepherds a depressed individual must be the first to champion the need for psychology experts
10 verses to help us deal with difficult people
We've all had our personal encounters with people who can be difficult to deal with. It could be because of culture or mindset differences, an unpleasant past experience or just simple impressions that make it hard to get along with someone.
Why learning about the Trinity matters
Understanding the fullness of God is trying to fit a whole ocean into a glass of water -- it's next to impossible, but it's worth a shot.
Not in a relationship and happy! Why singledom doesn't have to be single-doom
There are many wonderful things about being single in both a practical and spiritual sense. Here are three spiritual benefits of being a single Christian:
Five simple ways to improve your spiritual fitness
The journey to spiritual fitness is a marathon, not a sprint. Here are five ways that you can improve your spiritual fitness.
What does climate change have to do with loving God and loving our neighbour?
Regardless of where you stand on climate change, we could all benefit from taking better care of our environment
Is it cheating if... 11 Bible verses explaining God's definition of adultery
When most people think about adultery their minds turn to acts of physical intimacy but can unfaithfulness extend beyond this? Here's what the Bible has to say about it
4 reasons comparing ourselves to others is bad for our faith
The solution to measuring our success and self-worth according to our Facebook newsfeed doesn't lie in the death of social media but in trusting in God's plan
Worshipper, worker and Christian convert: 3 things Christians can learn from Lydia in the Bible
Lydia â a worshipper of God and a tradeswoman â is often cited as the first European convert to Christianity. Her story is recorded in Acts 16.
Does the Bible need a good edit?
Are there bits of the Bible we should cut out? Jo Swinney on whether the good book needs updating.
The biggest leadership mistake pastors make
The call to ministry is a noble one, but it's also a time-consuming role to play. However, our profession as vocational ministers should never take over our lives and we should never act as if we are the primary builders of God's church because we are not.
Kickstarting your faith life: How to get back into the race after quitting
Jesus died on the cross not only for perseverers. He died for quitters, too.
Raising kids as God intended: 3 conversations to have with your 3-year-old
Parents often think that communicating with a toddler is not at all necessary, but nothing could be farther from the truth. The years that your children are toddlers are the times that many habits and mindsets are formed.
Work is a blessing? How to get more satisfaction from your 9-5
Our jobs are blessings from God -- an extension of His grace. It may sound far-fetched, but did you know that Jesus died on a cross so that you would be free from the staleness of a purposeless work life?
Rutgers University removes disrespectful Jesus 'art' after outcry from students
Rutgers University was forced to remove a controversial Jesus "artwork" after students and alumni protested.
7.8-magnitude earthquake reduces school to rubble â but Virgin Mary statue in Ecuador remains intact
Still reeling from the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that devastated many parts of their country and killed at least 600 people, Ecuadorans are finding hope and consolation from a statue of the Virgin Mary, the Catholic News Agency and EWTN News report.