A big percentage of ministry funds from the U.S. go down the drain because of corruption. Please use discernment when…

A visit to a leper colony in India brought me face-to-face with my unwillingness to love.After 10 days in India I…

I always get my biggest attitude adjustments when I see Third World poverty.The Lord often provides me with a big,…

Last week’s shooting in Colorado should remind us that Satan is not a fictional character.Plenty of mystery surrounds last week’s…

Please don’t ignore the mandate to disciple young people.I don’t think of myself as a particularly effective youth speaker. I’m…

A breakthrough is waiting for those who persevere. If you have stopped praying, receive fresh grace to pray again.George Mueller,…

When I washed the feet of a Gypsy pastor in Hungary last week, it felt like a wall came crashing…

Chris Oyakhilome, a popular African preacher with questionable credentials, is sparking international concern.When I arrived in eastern Europe·a few days…

The church doesn’t have to stay stuck in a time warp. The Holy Spirit can help us change.

A woman from Orlando, Fla., was recently in the news because she decided to retire from driving her 1964 Mercury Comet. Rachel Veitch, who is 93, bought the car new for $3,300 when gasoline cost 29 cents a gallon. Today her light yellow car has 567,000 miles on it.

Mrs. Veitch will probably get at least $44,000 for the vintage antique because she took such good care of it. But whoever buys it will either store it in a fancy garage or display it at an auto show. There are not too many miles left on this relic of the past.

Cars have a life expectancy. Most 1964 Mercury Comets have long been doomed to the junkyard. Engines die, carburetors rust and models go out of style, so we trade them in for newer vehicles. In our fast-paced world, Apple debuts a new iPhone every few years and the most popular apps have almost monthly updates. We’ve come to expect frequent upgrades.

The election of a black leader for the Southern Baptist Convention is a huge step forward. But we still have…

Don’t rush to judge Creflo Dollar. But don’t rush to judge his teenage daughter, either.Did Atlanta megachurch pastor Creflo Dollar…