Mort Taylor explains why both brothers in the story of the prodigal son needed their father’s gracious acceptance.

Chris Heinss draws a lesson for those who are frantic from Elijah’s encounter with God.

Carter Dukes reminds us where true happiness and peace are to be found.

Thomas Goodrich urges us to get to work.

Bernard Howard recommends three “takes” for those seeking guidance from God.

Mort Taylor considers what the Church could do to help men in their struggles.

Chris Heinss explains why he resonates with Jacob’s experience of wrestling with God.

Carter Dukes contemplates the best gift the world has ever received.

Thomas Goodrich describes his recent skirmishes with humanity’s enemy: the devil.

Bernard Howard explores the meaning of true wisdom, in light of James 3:13–17.

Mort Taylor considers postmodern culture’s antagonism toward Christ and how the Church should respond.

Chris Heinss points out that we have insider information to help us invest our lives wisely.

Jesus has put something on our agenda. Carter Dukes exhorts us to do it.

Thomas Goodrich sets out some strategies for guarding against spiritual wandering.

Bernard Howard discusses a biblical doctrine recovered by the Church at the time of the Reformation.

Mort Taylor: “Love for the other is your armor against resentment, while also opening the possibility of transforming your enemy.”

Chris Heinss explains how to reorient yourself spiritually.

Carter Dukes recommends two books recently recommended to him, and discusses the meaning of “evangelical.”

Thomas Goodrich encourages us to take our eyes off Grace Church’s “trellis” and instead focus on the branches and their fruit.

Bernard Howard explains why Grace Church is placing an emphasis on children’s ministry despite the small number of children in our church.