Gossip may seem harmless, but Scripture warns of its destructive power. From spreading rumors and damaging reputations to dividing families and destroying friendships, the Bible makes it clear that gossip is a serious sin. Discover what God’s Word teaches about guarding our tongues, seeking truth, and refusing to fuel the rumor mill.
What happens when someone becomes so convinced they’re the victim that they can no longer recognize the truth? Victim Fantasyland explores the dangerous world of self-deception, blame-shifting, bitterness, and the refusal to accept responsibility through the lens of Scripture.
: Inspired by the ’90s Christian rock band Reality Check and their song “Masquerade,” this article explores the masks we wear to hide our struggles, sins, bitterness, and fears. From self-deception and unwise counsel to repentance and forgiveness, discover how God’s grace gives us the freedom to stop pretending and live authentically before Him.
God used Behemoth and Leviathan to remind Job who was really in control. Through Chuck Swindoll’s teaching in Job, we discover an uncomfortable truth about pride, surrender, and the kind of repentance we would often rather avoid.
Christians can fail, disappoint, and sometimes live nothing like what they preach. I’ve been part of that problem too. But before you walk away from Christianity because of imperfect people, take an honest look at Jesus for yourself.
Is Halloween really harmless fun? A Christian look at Halloween’s history, pagan and occult influences, costumes, trick-or-treating, spiritual darkness, and why October 31 gives believers something far greater to celebrate: Reformation Day.
Fear can keep us trapped in endless “what ifs” about health, finances, relationships, our children and the future. Scripture reminds us that God has not given us a spirit of fear. We can live wisely without allowing fear to control our lives.
We often want justice, vindication, or the chance to prove we were right. But what if what we really need is truth? Jesus said the truth will set us free—and sometimes freedom begins when we’re willing to face the whole truth, even when it is uncomfortable.
Galatians 6:1–10 gives practical instructions for everyday Christian living: restore others gently, bear one another’s burdens, examine yourself, take responsibility, plant good seeds, and don’t grow weary in doing good.
I went back and read my own writing — and realized God hasn’t been vague with me. The problem was never that I didn’t know. I knew. Here’s what conviction demands once you run out of room to keep just nodding along.