What Snow Teaches Us About Christian Life
When you look at the fresh layer of glistening white snow covering the fields, there’s a beauty there. How pure, clean, and wondrous it is!
When you look at the fresh layer of glistening white snow covering the fields, there’s a beauty there. How pure, clean, and wondrous it is!
Life brings us down quite often. Hardships and tragedies come. But we need not dwell in darkness. In the pit, look to the provider.
We must find creative ways of communicating biblical truths so that people can be transformed by the word of God. One good approach is through games.

Psalm 98:1-3 includes a prophecy about God revealing his salvation to the world. That prophecy was fulfilled at Jesus’ birth.

This collection of delightfully fun Christmas games for kids and adults provides a non-threatening platform for you to introduce Jesus.

While it may be true that “a thankful heart is a happy heart,” our happiness is not the primary reason why we should be thankful.

David wrote Psalm 22 centuries before Jesus’ death and resurrection. In it, he gives many prophecies about what will happen that first Easter.

How may we pass on the truth of Jesus’ resurrection to the next generation? One way is to tell the story of Easter is with Resurrection Eggs.

Make the Christmas season especially meaningful this year by sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ with your family and friends.

It can be easy to overlook evangelizing others amidst the hustle and bustle of Christmas. These tips will help you share the gospel this holiday season.

Are Christians at war with their own history? When it comes to the war on Christmas, this seems to be the case. Are we fighting the wrong wars?

Americans value their freedoms such as free speech. Liberty, though, is giving way to conformity as people try to force others to fall in line or get out.

Easter is about truth. People have different beliefs, yet truth remains constant. Here are six truths of Easter we all need to learn or remember.

After the holiday draws to a close, what did it all mean? Christmas should, ideally, impact the entire year, not just Thanksgiving to New Year.

Santa Claus is not who you think he is, nor who he presents himself to be. This analysis exposes the red-coated man for who he really is.