When everything seems to be going the wrong way, when defeat seems inevitable, there is always hope in Jesus.

Dr. Pablo Juárez challenges Christians to look beyond Easter and the resurrection of Jesus to a life of ongoing discipleship empowered by the risen Lord.

Is stealing bread a crime when you’re hungry? Is stealing medicine a crime when you’re sick? College students study these questions. But what about having so many needy people in a prosperous country? Is that a crime?

Jaci Garrett considers the beloved hymn “Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing” and the wonder of being tied to Jesus.

As we draw near to Easter, Lisa Rainey, Ph.D., encourages readers consider all we are afforded because of that morning.

Barnabas is one of the greatest people in the Bible because of his consistent encouragement of others. Zac Harrel encourages us to be like Barnabas.

Jason Dunton’s grandmother is remembered for her photographs. All those photos help his family to remember. Dunton compares the importance of these remembrances to the stories of the Bible.

Disappointment is one of the great disappointments of life. When it happens, what can we do? Luis Juárez describes how Jesus is our guide.

Dr. Lisa Rainey provides examples of people in the Bible who had every right to get even but instead denied themselves that right.

Benjamin Karner, the senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Laredo, challenges us to pay attention to the people around us and to meet them at their point of need.

A Millenial representative, by teaching high schoolers, has learned about what is important to younger generations. Churches desiring to connect with Millenials and younger might be pleasantly surprised.

John 10 captures one of Jesus’ most encouraging self-descriptions: “I am the Good Shepherd.” Anna Shannon shares how this passage has given her strength in hard times.