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Jesus is the perfect priest who can completely empathize with our weaknesses. His response to our plight—especially our grief and pain—is utterly perfect. This is good news for the hurting widow, the rejected wife...

It’s been said that a child doesn’t know the difference between a broken promise and a lie. To the parent, a promise is something we strive to fulfill but “Hey, one never knows what tomorrow might bring.” But to the child...

I taught the junior high Sunday school lesson this week. I wondered, How can I inspire these kids to pray for their friends at school who don’t know Christ?...

One day the earth will be liberated. The whole creation, like us, is “groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time” (Rom. 8:22). I sense this whenever I see smog, a junkyard, or dead raccoons in the road...

As a child, I was fascinated by the fairy tale about Rumpelstiltskin. The details are hazy, but I recall that he was an elfin sort of figure who was able to weave straw into gold. The color plate alongside the story...

"Sir,” the mâitre d’ whispered as he pulled my friend Gary aside, “you cannot enter here without the proper attire. Coat and tie are required.” Unbeknownst to my shirtsleeved friend, the upscale New York...