Christians are a people called to action. It’s not just enough to know about God, you have to literally practice what is preached.

Focused on hemlines, hypocrisy threatens; focused on God’s holiness, faithfulness grows.

Who God says we are matters far more than who we think we are.

Christian liberty is not freedom to do what one wants, but the freedom to serve God and be who he wants you to be.

It is not possible to study, develop and apply the doctrines of grace if we do not reflect God’s grace in everything we do.

Anger itself cannot be sinful. It becomes sinful when it’s not grounded in “zeal for the Father’s house.”

Being thankful is an art as well as a command, and like all art, it takes practice.

Halloween, like most things in life, carries with it some good and some bad and a lot of gray. Discernment is essential.

Life is better when we take God seriously.

Legalism is the idea that one can earn salvation through works or adherence to rules. Antinomianism is the rejection of the moral law as irrelevant to the Christian life. This article teaches how to strike a biblical balance between the two.

Being a Christian means living a transformed life that has been radically changed by Jesus.