Philip Yancey speaks to Christian Today about his new book, A Companion in Crisis, a modern paraphrase of John Donne's 'Devotions on Emergent Occasions', and the lessons he is still learning about why God allows suffering and how believers can accept it in their own life.
From creation, God said it was not good for man to be alone, so why do we feel like we can be alone and survive effectively?
I believe meditating on things is like the striking of a magnet. Each time you think upon a thought, event, person or idea, you are striking your inner compass to become more aligned with that way of thinking.
Nobody was ever intended to make this journey called life on their own.
God already knows what will happen in our lives and will use all our experiences, even the bad ones for our good.
Do you know the link between the sport of archery and faith? Read on.
"In this case, while the messages were not romantic or sexual in nature, the frequency and familiarity of the messages crossed a line," his church elders said.
Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, church services used to include a time of congregational prayer.
We can begin living out that future reality today by resisting division and seeking harmony. How can you play your part in restoring God's harmony in the world this week?
The actor is gearing up for the Sept. 9 release of his latest film, "Padre Pio," where he stars in the role of the beloved Franciscan Capuchin friar.
Do we really listen? Or are we just hearing?
When we look at our life, can we say, "I am truly walking in a manner worthy of the Lord?" or are we making too many compromises?
Although Aretha's life was complicated, full of highs and extreme lows, sadness and despair, achievements, and accomplishments, Aretha sincerely believed in God, and many gospel songs comforted her throughout her life.
