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Have you ever truly considered what the outcome of the Apostle Matthew’s words is for your life? Keep in mind that Matthew was a former tax collector who was greedy and understood the deep, [...]

We all thought 2021 would hold promise for better days after a year marked by fear and aggression, but it has already failed to be the “hope” for which the world longs. After a couple of [...]

I assume many Christians are familiar with the obligation of the Great Commission, so I thought it might be helpful to provide a few biblical do’s and don’ts for completing it through evangelism. [...]

Life has been anything but stagnant over the last year. Yes, maybe we have spent a decent chunk of it in quarantine, but the life we once knew has taken a quick turn and we have had to make [...]

From the confessional Reformed perspective, the Law-Gospel distinction is not a paradigm we impose onto the Scriptures, but something we find within redemptive history, namely through covenant. [...]

Although we live in an age with the highest literacy rate in world history, we also live in an age where people are reading less and less. The amount of Americans reading literature continues to [...]

Olivia Frost, Assistant Editor  Cross-Cultural Servanthood: Serving the World in Christlike Humility by Duane Elmer  If you struggle to understand the nature of servanthood and calling that Jesus [...]

“I am the Alpha and the Omega,” says the Lord God, “who is and who was and who is to come, the Almighty.” – Revelation 1:8 Think about your needs for a moment. In order to survive, every [...]

This year has been really sad and heavy. I have found myself not realizing how soon Christmas is approaching because I just haven’t been in the Christmas spirit, and I’ve heard many others share [...]

When I was seventeen, I stood before a series of Monet paintings. Pastel-colored hues painted by my favorite artist on canvases overwhelmed me. I remember my dad asking me what is the big deal [...]