Eric Whitmore, an Air Force veteran and chaplain, offers hope to those enduring PTSD, especially conflict veterans like him.

Darold Morgan was a significant influence in many people’s lives. Jay Abernathy is one of them and calls for more influencers like Morgan.

Some people need more light during the “happy” holidays. Zac Harrel reminds us Jesus is the light who came into the world for all people.

I am someone who has lived with depression and anxiety, who loves the Lord and has wanted to be someone who isn’t “anxious about anything” and who “casts every care upon the Lord.” Sometimes a simplistic “turn it over to the Lord and stop worrying” doesn’t help or solve the problem. At that point, anxiety isn’t from a lack of faith.

The Christmas story includes interesting details. Myles Werntz reminds us of the surprise inside those details and the responsibility we are given in light of them.

‘They’ can be such a problem for ‘us,’ unless we can see ‘them’ like Jesus sees them. How Jesus sees them makes all the difference.

Kanye West’s new album, Jesus is King, has garnered a lot of attention among Christians. Smith Getterman reflects on the criticism.

Does the story about the widow’s offering mean what we think it means? Joshua Sharp examines the well-worn words of Jesus about this woman.

Mariah Humphries, a member of the Mvskoke Nation, gives a glimpse into what it is like to be Native American during Thanksgiving.

Brenda Rincones tells of a powerful miracle in her family and how it reverberates through each Thanksgiving they celebrate.

Lisa Rainey, Ph.D., shares the magic and welcome of what Thanksgiving was like for her when she was growing up.

Charles Foster Johnson, executive director of Pastors for Texas Children, reflects on the import of D.L. Lowrie, a longtime Texas pastor and mentor to countless pastors.