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A Christmas reflection on how the SALT Index helps believers and churches worldwide make spiritual growth visible and grounded in God’s Word.

A Christmas reflection on the God who gives, the gift that keeps giving, and how sharing His Word continues the miracle of Bethlehem.

Build a praying home with simple, practical ideas that help families pray together, grow spiritually, and make prayer a natural part of daily life.

Explore how God’s peace steadies anxious hearts through prayer, surrender, and gratitude, even when fear speaks loudly.

A heartfelt Thanksgiving reflection inviting readers to share the real struggles that keep them from spiritual consistency and how Back to the Bible can help in 2026.

Turn everyday drives into moments of prayer by interceding for people and places you pass, transforming ordinary routes into sacred journeys.

Discover why prayerwalking deepens faith, connects believers with their communities, and strengthens focus in prayer.

Prayer and evangelism go hand in hand. Discover how praying Scripture deepens your heart for the lost and empowers your witness.

Back to the Bible’s mission has always been about that kind of faith: helping people move from hearing God’s Word to living it out. As we rebuild and look ahead, I believe God is calling each of us—staff, supporters, and readers alike—to be heroes in this pivotal moment. Not the kind who seek glory, but the kind who carry hope.

Discover seven biblical reasons prayers go unanswered and how removing these barriers can renew your confidence in prayer.

If you’ve lived long enough in this world, you can probably say, “I’ll never forget the moment everything changed.” The job you counted on disappeared. The diagnosis blindsided you. A relationship shattered.   And it’s in these moments, when life cracks open without warning, that our faith is tested and our foundation revealed.  You see, the truth is this: trials aren't the enemy of faith. They're the pressure points that prove whether our trust in God is real or just theoret

Prayer is seldom easy, and sometimes we need guidance to get started. My goal in this article is to give you a simple strategy to pray next week, beginning this coming Sunday. You might pray this way individually, or you might invite your small group or entire congregation to join you in this approach.   The entire process is built on the ACTS prayer paradigm, a paradigm I learned decades ago when I needed help focusing my praying. At the time, this process was revolutionary

Over the past few weeks, we’ve looked at how Jesus and the early believers prayed—and our only conclusion must be that we don’t pray like...

Most of us struggle with prayer. We’ll talk more about that struggle in weeks to come, but today’s article focuses on the prayer life of...

I trust this series about mentoring has challenged you to invest your life in the lives of others in such a way that both of you grow in...

I’ve noted throughout this series on mentoring that many believers want someone to walk with them in their Christian journey. Sometimes,...

Satan sometimes wins a battle—but that doesn’t mean the war is lost. These are the signs you're under attack, not just facing a trial.

The most spiritually vibrant Christians throughout history share a common trait: they invest deeply in the spiritual well-being of...

From pain and loneliness to hope and belonging—Jesus invites us into His family, where no one is left out, and all are truly seen.

The luckiest people are those who reflect Jesus, love and help all beyond differences, share the Gospel, and build bridges, not walls.

Are we still letting Satan fool us? His lies hold us back, but recognizing them is key to living out our calling as Christ Followers.

Discover how to align your life with God’s will in 2025. Take the Openness to God's Will survey to start your intentional journey of growth.

When we talk about fitness, we often think of physical exercise, balanced diets, and healthy habits that shape our bodies and give us...

When Christmas feels anything but wonderful, remember: Your presence is someone's present. Embrace the season and be Jesus to those in need.