When Isaiah sees the glory of God, he said, “There is no hope for me! I am doomed.” It is a feeling many of us might share.

NFL fans know all about the players, coaches and owners, but team chaplains often go as unsung heroes, even though they play ...

We heard His truth, became convicted, we saw our need for a Savior, and by faith we repented of our sin, and cried out for ...

There cannot possibly be a substitute for the experience of encountering the knowledge of Hashem once it has directly impacted upon one’s consciousness.

All of that is inevitable, but it becomes dangerous when we mistake religion for God or reduce God to the parameters of ...

Working at my church has me there beyond Sunday morning. Our building is always bustling with care, an ever-rarer respite in ...

As false prophets and charlatans continue to swallow up the energy, we must start being loud and proud of who we are and what ...

Biblical teaching generally pushes Christians to advocate for submission to authorities, whether in politics or in the church ...

When the subject of prayer comes up in conversation, or people gather together to pray, the most common approach is to use ...

Our language has become a brittle shell, too fragile to hold the magnitude of our collective grief. Yet, in this poverty of words, there is an unexpected wealth: the profound presence of silence.

In today’s church, God’s presence and glory are crucial; in fact, the need for God’s presence and glory cannot be over emphasised. In today’s church, God’s presence and glory are crucial ...

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