Biblical wisdom reveals how being slow to anger distinguishes good leaders, contrasting honor and victim cultures with the "dignity culture" that God promotes through examples, says the author.

When you receive Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you receive the greatest gift of all. You also receive the power and ability to exercise the seven spiritual gifts (ref. Romans 12:3-8) in the ...

Newark Advocate faith columnist Mark Katrick uses his recent home repair experience to illustrate the importance of using ...

What happens when a man sees not just a rock, but the rock? Michelangelo’s Pietà offers a parable of how human creativity, ...

They’re showing up in church and asking real questions. Here are five truths that can shape them into faithful men of God.

Doing the right thing isn’t just about values anymore; it has become both a business and societal necessity. This is about ...

The Erwins, a southern gospel quartet consisting of three brothers and a sister, believe they have a collective calling to ...

You already have the gifts of courage, listening, understanding, humor, intellect and kindness. You show it every day with ...

Our generation is the most fortunate since Noah’s time. We should be so-o-o grateful that we’ll make our additional years ...

JENKS, Okla. — First Oklahoma Bank has quite the unique way to end a week-long art auction: a live painting.

He says their favorite phrase as a church is: "God has made up his mind about you, and the news is good!" What a thought! The Bible says God sees us through the eyes of grace, love and compassion.