Do you struggle to say no or worry about others’ approval? Discover 10 subtle signs of people pleasing and how biblical truth leads to honesty, freedom, and peace.

The Bible calls us to persevere, but not every struggle means we should keep going. Discover five biblical questions that help you discern God’s calling and know when to endure or let go.

Gossip is a destructive force that can irreparably damage relationships, eroding trust and causing long-lasting trauma. By choosing to keep silent or address issues directly with those involved, ...

When leaders frame modern war as part of God’s divine plan, Christians must ask a serious question: is that what Scripture teaches? Here’s how the Bible guides our understanding of prophecy, war, and ...

In January 2011, a student at Southern Methodist University asked former President George W. Bush about the challenges facing democracy. Bush’s answer was simple: the rise of “-isms.” In particular, ...

Now Daniel so distinguished himself among the administrators and the satraps by his exceptional qualities that the king planned to set him over the whole kingdom. At this, the administrators and the ...

Mar 13, 1904 Let There Be Peace Between Argentina and Chile ...

This collection highlights the most searched-for and widely read articles on Christianity.com about angels, demons, and the spiritual realm. It covers a range of topics from the hierarchy and roles of ...

"Salmon the father of Boaz, whose mother was Rahab" (Matthew 1:5). Many first-time Bible readers are surprised to learn that the New Testament begins with a genealogy (Matthew 1:1-16), the lineage of ...

"Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world." - 1 John 4:1 In 1 John 4:1, we are ...

The bloodthirsty mob in the amphitheater had never seen such courage. People were astonished at the slave girl's victorious cry even in the midst of her pain and suffering: "I am a Christian and there ...

In a departure from our usual pattern, in this issue of Glimpses we take a look at a twentieth-century phenomenon in Christian history that has urgent relevance for us today. More Christians have died ...