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The word radical can have a negative connotation, especially given today’s sociopolitical climate. It can be used to describe different or daring — and at times dangerous — departures from traditional values or behavioral norms. But “radical” doesn’t always have to be viewed as something bad.

We must clearly understand with whom we wage war, or we will default to fallen self. A little-recognized definition for idolatry is allowing man to become the center of worship, rather than God. All roads lead back to the fallen human heart.

The word of GOD is the channel through which divine love communicates to men His Truth and His will. Prayer is a principle, a gift from God, to prepare us and others to meet Him. He invites us to come unto Him.

What makes gold so desirable that men have sought it since ancient times? In addition to its scarcity, gold is incredibly malleable. A single ounce can be hammered into a 300-square-foot sheet ­— the area of a standard hotel room.

The mere mention of the words “Health Reform” tends to evoke two reactions. Some of us unconsciously sigh, aware that there are much-needed changes in health that we are neglecting to make.

Do you believe in angels? When reading the Holy Scripture, I see the many functions of an angel, but the ones that have caught my attention are the ones where angels are protecting the children of God.

When I opened my eyes, it felt like I had just closed them. I turned my head to see my alarm clock — just a few minutes before six — my usual time to worship and pray. This quiet time before the day begins is precious and rare.

I immigrated to the USA from Costa Rica at the age of 15. Growing up, I was oblivious to such a thing as promises from God. Having never heard of them, I just stumbled upon a promise book in a Christian bookstore.

Slivers of sunlight were gingerly peering over the horizon. It was early morning, and all was quite in the small town of Dothan. Elisha’s servant, following his master’s morning custom, had silently slipped out of bed and was headed to their usual prayer spot high on the town wall.

The explorer's heart is always drawn to the blank spaces on the map. Think of James Cook and the sea, David Livingstone and the Zambezi River, Ernest Shackleton and the Antarctic. None of these explorers were satisfied with their lives of comfort.