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What Is the Best Book of the Bible to Read When Facing Grief?

Grief is an inevitable part of life in this fallen world. For those of us in Christ, death does not have the final word. That does not make loss any less painful. So in times of deep grief, is there one book of the Bible that stands out in offering comfort, hope, and the peace of Christ?

Study Bibles are Not Enough

The proliferation of study Bibles offers unique perspectives on Scripture, but an overwhelming focus on interpretive notes risks eclipsing the direct engagement with God's transformative Word.

4 Ways the Foolish Woman Tears Down Her House

The thought of a woman tearing down her house with her bare knuckles sounds outrageous. Aren't we all striving to build great families? We aspire to have thriving marriages and raise God-fearing, responsible children - the salt of the earth. So when we catch wind of someone who deliberately demolishes their house to the ground, we gasp in shock. Something has to be totally out of place with such a woman, and the Bible is clear on the problem - she is wrapped up in folly.

Jason Arday and the Victims of Bad Ideas

The tragic suicide of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, following revelations of widespread plagiarism and a fabricated personal history, sparked a massive public outcry, with blame often directed at the media rather than his deceptions.

How Can Christians Embrace the Fact of Their Mortality?

God called him a “fool,” not because of any sin he had committed, but because his days on earth were done and all his effort was for nothing. It wasn’t punishment; it was just a statement of fact. The man’s number was up. His ticket was called. His bucket was kicked. There was no “because” whatsoever; it was just his time.

Inoculating Your Children from Socialism

A recent survey reveals over 60% of young Americans hold positive views of socialism and communism, raising critical questions about the ideological and practical forces shaping their generation.

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