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Lectio Divina (Latin for “divine reading”) is an ancient Christian practice that goes all the way back to Origen of Alexandria in the third century. But, is this practice something we need to advise against or embrace?

Are you fully persuaded about the things you believe? Or do you accept ideas that are new to you only as you evaluate the evidence for them?

Can you think of any rewards that come from being reborn into the family of God that we experience here and now—rewards that even those who are persecuted experience, like the apostle Paul? 

have you ever considered what the kingdom of God is and how we are to seek it? Does seeking God’s kingdom mean we are to search for the right denomination to join?

I have been privileged to serve as the inaugural Chair of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavior Health at Liberty University College of Osteopathic Medicine (LUCOM). Unfortunately, due to forces beyond the university’s control…

This is our power, the power of intimate love from and in God, that enables us to break away from the fear and selfishness of this world.

Recently, I observed two events that revealed ungodly forces working to divert minds away from reality and onto either signs and wonders or the authority of office.

I have discovered valuable lessons from history about what we are witnessing in the world today and that give additional confirming evidence that staggering events are about to take place.

Problems in our relationships—the divisions in churches, communities, and families—often come when we assign big-thing importance to the little-thing beliefs.

Despite the things that this world tries to get our hearts to value as treasure, in moments of quiet reflection, what are the things that you genuinely treasure most?