When we read the book of Proverbs, or any other book in the Bible, we must do so through the lens of the cross.

When someone commits suicide, they leave behind a trail of destruction.

Sadly, in many Christian cultures, having a stoical, cast-iron will is exactly what passes for maturity.

How often do you notice your mind wandering back to better days? The days we could fill our homes with family. Travel the world. Sit with friends in a cosy café drinking coffee.

Satan is the accuser. He twists God’s Word. He wants to rob us of joy and peace.

Hope is vital. As Martin Luther said: “Everything that is done in this world is done by hope.”

The problem with our feelings is that they often skew reality.

We struggle with mental health because we live in a broken world.

Six things pastors should know about the prevalence of sex trafficking in poor communities.

There are two things in life guaranteed to make both liberals and atheists mad.