Over a month after the war began, the needs are still as great as ever. Will you help?
How do you respond when suffering enters your world and changes everything? Learn how one woman’s pain became a gift of purpose and joy.
The news of 29-year-old Brittany Maynard’s death flooded news outlets earlier this month. But did Brittany miss something that others facing suffering find?
The book of Job illustrates how we can relate to God when we suffer.
"I grew up thinking I had to be a certain way or get to a certain point for someone to love me. At the beginning of my senior year at a retreat for Cru, I learned God loves me exactly the way I am."
I’m always so amazed at how much God can teach us through the most ordinary things in our lives. For me lately, it’s been my cat, Boots.
If we have such strong emotions and love for our pets, then we can be sure that they’re just a small shadow of the infinitely greater love that God has for us.
How do you live the life God made you for? Once you place your life in His hands, you’re going to ask God to help you find five things.
Umpires need to be invisible. Yet God can redeem our work even if others don’t notice or affirm us. There are parallels between working in anonymity like an umpire and serving in God’s kingdom.
This collection of spoken and written reflections on life, finding joy in suffering, and our conquering Savior, will inspire you to proclaim Jesus as Lord in any and every circumstance.
Use this 29-day campaign to dive deeper into the emotions we all feel: sadness, joy, love and fear.
Today's Promise for August 17 is a daily devotional written by Bill Bright, co-founder of Campus Crusade for Christ International.
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