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In a culture that often measures success by personal achievement, wealth and recognition, David Green, founder and CEO of Hobby Lobby, contrasts this with the assurance that a life that matters is defined not by what someone accumulates but by what they set in motion for generations to come.
Pastor Jack Graham is encouraging Christians to return to biblical truth amid cultural confusion and declining spiritual literacy, emphasizing that revival in the church, especially among younger generations, begins with a deep, personal engagement with Scripture.
In his new book "The Bumpy Road to Better," pastor Tim Timberlake urges Christians, especially in the West, to embrace discomfort, doubt, and hardship as necessary paths to spiritual growth.
In a culture inundated with fleeting distractions and mounting pressures, Candace Cameron Bure wants readers to rediscover joy and strength through presence with God, with Scripture, and with the sometimes messy, often sacred reality of daily life.
Bestselling author Jerry B. Jenkins, who once helped launch his son Dallas Jenkins' filmmaking career, opens up about novelizing each season of "The Chosen" — a global streaming hit Dallas created — and the key advice he gave his son before he found success.
If there's one thing Tauren Wells wants Christians to reconsider, it's what they think they know about joy.
In the new book "The Kingdom of Cain: Finding God in the Literature of Darkness," bestselling crime novelist and Daily Wire host Andrew Klavan makes a provocative claim: horror helped lead him to Christ.
