Religious pride blinds; gospel humility saves. In this article Costi Hinn contrasts Jesus and the Pharisees—and calls us to imitate Christ.

This week’s article explains propitiation—a term that captures how Jesus took our place, turned away God’s righteous anger, and secured our forgiveness. Understanding this truth reveals not only the seriousness of sin, but also the immeasurable love of God.

In this article, Kevin Hay teaches that trials are not signs of God's absence, but evidence of His fatherly care. Through hardship, the Lord matures us, strengthens our endurance, and draws us away from worldly comforts into deeper communion with Him.

The atonement is not just a theological term—it is the heart of the gospel. Without it, there is no forgiveness, no peace with God, and no hope for the sinner. But because of the atoning work of Christ, reconciliation is possible. In this article, we define the term, trace its biblical roots, and show how to bring it into everyday conversations.

In this article, Costi Hinn unpacks eight reasons why theology matters for everyday Christians. He explains how what we believe about God influences how we pray, how we respond to suffering, how we view our work and relationships, and how we remain steadfast in a culture of confusion. Sound doctrine is not optional—it is the foundation for a life rooted in truth.

Is my child truly saved? Every Christian parent wrestles with this important question. In this article, Kevin Hay explores four biblical evidences to look for. From conviction of sin to a growing love for Jesus, you'll learn how to spot the spiritual fruit of true salvation in your child’s life — and what your role should look like in that journey.

In this article, Costi Hinn equips believers with a biblical framework for making wise, regret-free decisions. Learn seven principles rooted in Scripture to help you walk faithfully, plan diligently, and trust God’s guiding hand.”

In this article, Kevin Hay explains that when a church trades sound doctrine for soft language, it doesn’t move forward—it drifts. Compromise should never be mistaken for compassion. True love holds fast to the truth.

In this article, Kevin Hay explains why biblical shepherds are essential to the health of the local church. Drawing from 1 Peter 5, he outlines God’s design for elder leadership—humble, faithful men who care for the flock under the authority of Christ.

In this article, Kevin Hay unpacks six biblical reasons why church attendance isn’t optional for a faithful Christian life. From spiritual nourishment and genuine fellowship to corporate worship and accountability, this is a reminder of the irreplaceable value of gathering with the saints.

Many people focus on what their church can do for them—but what if we flipped the question? In this article, Costi Hinn shares 11 ways to strengthen and serve your local church. We need to remember that we are not spectators in the life of the church, we ARE the church.

Long hours. High expectations. Constant demands. If you’re in ministry, you’ve felt it. In this article, Costi Hinn shares practical wisdom to help pastors build healthy teams, nurture their families, and stay mission-focused without burning out.

When churches forget the gospel, everything starts to unravel. In this article, Kevin Hay takes a look at the Corinthian church and explores what happens when the gospel becomes background noise—and why faithful churches must never move on from it.

The Christian life is not just about where we are going, but how we get there. Scripture reminds us again and again: following Christ involves not only reaching the right destination, but moving with the right pace and posture of the heart. In this article, Kevin Hay explores ten instructions for Christians as they press on in their pursuit towards the finish line.

We often celebrate the empty tomb and jump straight to the ascension—but what happened in between? For forty days, the risen Christ was active, intentional, and present. He proved He was alive, affirmed Scripture, strengthened His followers, commissioned the Church, and prepared us for His return. These weren’t filler days—they were foundational.

Some people think hell isn't a real place, but rather just a scare tactic used to manipulate people into obeying God. In this article, Costi Hinn addresses the uncomfortable doctrine of hell and clears up common misconceptions and blasphemous views of the all too real place of suffering and separation from God.

In this article, Randy Alcorn addresses the difference between holding on to what belongs to God and delivering it to where it needs to go.

When it comes to the church, there seems to be this idea that politics shouldn't be talked about. In this article, Costi Hinn shares how Christians should approach politics and voting.

There is a major difference between peacekeepers and peacemakers. The concept of keeping the peace comes from the world and the concept of making peace comes from the Lord. In this article, Jesse Randolph lays out common conflict avoidance strategies the world promotes and compares them with biblical conflict resolution strategies.

Galatians 3:28 is often misinterpreted to eliminate gender roles and reduce the very concept of gender to a social construct. In this article, Andrew Curry examines the text with proper context, reinforces the need to use Scripture to check Scripture, and rejoices in the true meaning of the text which displays the glory of atonement and the fact that there are no second class citizens in the kingdom of heaven.