Coordination is key to the success of any concerted effort. In order to achieve a goal of any magnitude, cooperation is essential in order to bring that vision to fruition, whether it be for ...

Every June, Pride Month raises questions for Christians: How do we respond in a way that’s faithful to God’s Word—but still reflects His heart? Should we speak up? Stay quiet? Engage culture—or ...

Read What the Resurrection Means When You’re Missing Someone by Levi Lusko and more articles about Christian Life and Wiki on Christianity.com ...

“How long do you think I’ll be in therapy?” I’ve provided psychological service for close to two decades. Through it all, this question has consistently ranked as one of the top inquiries I’ve ...

What is the Year of Jubilee? The Year of Jubilee, which came every 50 th year, was a year full of releasing people from their debts, releasing all slaves, and returning property to those who owned it ...

We may have heard of Queen Jezebel, but not all of us have heard of something known as a Jezebel spirit. The Bible never strictly has the words Jezebel spirit, but there are negative connotations and ...

We caught up with Anne Wilson on the red carpet at the 2025 K-LOVE Fan Awards, where she's nominated for Artist of the Year and Female Artist of the Year! Anne talks about the release of REBEL ...

Read 9 Powerful Prayers to Guide You to God-Inspired Success by Lisa Loraine Baker and more articles about Featured Plus PDFs on Christianity.com ...

Scripturally, providence refers to God’s planned and sovereign activity over creation and history. The term “providence” doesn’t specifically appear directly in most English translations, but the ...

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Christians are free to celebrate Valentine’s Day, but we should also use wisdom in doing so. While the day claims to honor love, the worldly idea differs from the biblical standard, as Valentine ...

Scripturally, to be “reviled” means to experience harsh abuse, insulting words, or mistreatment from others. The term includes a sense of public shaming or contempt. In Hebrew, the key word for revile ...