Life
5 scriptures on managing finances and what they teach us
There is a strong Biblical emphasis on managing and using finances, and we as Christians best learn about money and value when we read our Bible.
Singleness: How Christians can best enjoy being single
The time we are single is a great time to do these four things that will help us grow to become better Christians, and moreover better people.
Is it wrong for Christians to drink?
In many churches and youth ministries nowadays, drinking is strongly discouraged or even prohibited, but is there Biblical basis to doing so?
How can I guard my heart from pride?
Pride is a treacherous trait. It comes so subtly, brings downfall so easily and punishes heavily. So many Christians do their best to avoid pride and its hold on their hearts, but every now and then, it still creeps in.
4 lessons on prayer to teach your children
It's in the nature of kids to be relentless in asking, but that doesn't necessarily a bad thing. In fact, we can teach our children some principles on prayer through this trait.
Real-life Catwoman? Norwegian claims she's 'born in the wrong species' â a cat trapped inside human body
A 20-year-old girl from Oslo in Norway believes she's a cat trapped inside a human body.
5 realities that will help us pursue God's will
Every Christian wants and desires one thing- to know and obey God's will, and often knowing and pursuing God's will for our lives seems a whole lot like rocket science- complicated and difficult.
Extreme grace: How to keep clear of licentiousness and legalism
There is a growing weight on both extremes in Christian faith- one that inhibits licentiousness and another that allows legalism. How do we find the middle ground?
5 ways to be a blessing to your spouse for a stronger Godly marriage
Marriages can seem like a lot of work. A strong marriage calls for sacrifices to be made, mistakes to forgive and decisions to trust.
5 things to avoid doing when sharing the Gospel with others
Sharing the Gospel to the lost is a privilege that God has shared to us, but there are some responsibilities that Christians who respond the call of evangelism should be keen towards.
Archbishops set aside Pentecost 2016 in bid to evangelise England
The Archbishop of Canterbury is heading the biggest evangelism project in the UK so far this millennium. Every cathedral, church and clergyman and woman in the land is being urged to share their faith and win new converts to Christianity.
Rory Feek mixes gratitude and grief as he updates fans on wife Joey's valiant, yet losing battle to cancer
He said he is thankful for "all the extra days and weeks that we've been given together" after Joey's "doctors here didn't expect Joey to make it to Thanksgiving,"
Ancient inscriptions in Jesus' language unearthed in northern Israel, indicating Jews lived there ages ago
Ancient inscriptions which used Greek and Aramaic, the language Jesus Christ spoke, where recently uncovered in northern Israel, indicating that Jews were really present in the nation as early as the first century.
HIV cure update: Virus becoming more resistant; pressure for new drug studies
In Africa, around 60 percent of HIV patients have developed resistance to the drug.
How the moon was formed: Mars-sized planet collided directly with Earth ages ago, new study says
According to the study published on Thursday in the "Science" journal, the striking similarities in the composition of materials from the moon from those in our environment here on Earth strongly suggest that Theia smashed right smack onto our planet.
How the story of Rahab reveals God's redemptive nature
She might have been a prostitute and a Gentile, but she's also one of only five women mentioned in the geneaology of Jesus and is held up alongside Sarah â the wife of Abraham â as "faithful" in Hebrews 11. What does God's decision to use Rahab teach us about Him?