Jeff Smith, president and CEO of HighGround Advisors, explains their plan for facing the economic uncertainty accompanying the coronavirus pandemic.

Glen Schmucker, minister and writer, shares how invisible things aren’t all bad. God’s mercy overcomes even the nastiest invisible things, like the coronavirus.

In the midst of the current uncertainty, do you need a sign from God? Sandy Wisdom-Martin points to where to find direction from God.

Though churches will not observe Easter—Resurrection Day—as they normally do, Christians have the opportunity to consider Jesus’ resurrection afresh.

Sandy Wisdom-Martin, executive director of national WMU, suggests five ways to care for others in God-honoring ways during the coronavirus pandemic.

Artists and entertainers may be labeled “nonessential” during a pandemic, but they continue to give to us and hope we will continue to give to them.

Lenny Smith, author and composer of ‘Our God Reigns,’ reflects on what the reign of God looks like in a world driven by the pursuit of power.

Glen Schmucker, a minister and hospice chaplain, shares a heartwarming story of a church that showed love to a man when he needed it most.

Looking for peace to replace fear or anxiety in the midst of troubling times? Miranda Jo Davis offers a simple guide for finding freedom from fear.

Dennis Wiles, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas, considers how Christians can understand Paul’s words about government and authority.

Biblical scholar and Truett Seminary professor David E. Garland looks into what Paul meant about a Christian’s relationship to government and authority.

Bob Brown, a retired senior adult in East Texas, shares what he and his wife hoped to find, and eventually found, in a new church home.