Jesus gave one commandment that would guarantee that non-believers and those seeking a better life would know that Christians are different. They would know that following Jesus changes lives.

With all the campaign issues - health care, the war, immigration, gun laws, foreign policy - my head is spinning.

Adversity strikes without regard to age, social standing, race or religion. As Christians, how do we handle it?

Christian brothers and sisters; are we trying too hard to be well liked? Are we making too much of an effort to fit in to the current culture?

When I’m going through hard times, I reach for my Bible, turning to the book of Psalms for comfort. Psalm 84 has a promise to hold on to.

January’s Christian Living Site Of The Month, MotherWise.org, may provide you with insight you can use.

Read this book to find out what heaven is like and that God is still in the business of miracles.

Authors Paul and Tracey McManus outline a plan that they say will attract blessings into your life. They say that these seven prayers are for people of all faiths, but I don't agree.

We are called to keep God in the center of EVERY part of life.

Who were those men who traveled thousands of miles to Bethlehem to find the newborn Jesus?