Dr. Stephen Phinney: Leadership. Many have leaders who they call “great.” Maybe it’s a pastor, politician, famous ministry developer...

Dr. Stephen Phinney: #Easter. Easter is a day that is honored by nearly all of contemporary Christianity and is used to celebrate the...

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Hope. Hope has never been as important as it is today. Those who possess hope are the vessels God needs to evangelize..

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Silence. Using silence to control people around you. It is a deadly, sinful, habit...

Frank Friedman: Cancer. My doctors have been watching my benign prostate tumor for 7 years, suspecting that it might turn cancerous.

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Exhortation. People with the gift of exhortation address or communicate emphatically...

IMNews: The organizers of the satanic conference say that they want people to think of Satan when they think of Scottsdale...

Dr. David Jeremiah: Has anyone ever said to you, or have you ever said to another person, “You make me sick!”? Those are strong words, but..

Dr. Stephen Phinney: How can an authentic believer refute the warnings from Christ and maintain a pathway to being removed from the book...

Dr. Stephen Phinney: As for those blessed with this gift, you are a rare breed. You write, facilitate meetings, participate in generalized..

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Christians are known for displacing responsibility for their sins. It’s the classic...

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Gender identification is a huge issue in our culture today. So much so, a theological friend of mine believes the...

Dr. David Jeremiah: In a greater way, God’s children have a little Book we can tuck into our pockets or purses, which provides the core...

Dr. John Woodward: Life isn’t intended to be successful and joyful apart from a vital relationship with our Redeemer.

Dr. Stephen Phinney: Once a person understands their gift, they need to have a ministry or “a calling” for their gifts to function within...

Bill Loveless: The good news about living in union with God as our Source means it is no longer “I” who is living life.