Greg Morse

Wise correction is a gracious gift of God, but one that bears an expiration date. Warnings will not last forever. The hard heart will inevitably be broken.

Though many do not acknowledge his rule, Christ is King over all things. How shall we serve such an unseen King?

Jesus is coming again — soon. That transforms every aspect of life, especially your spiritual disciplines, witness, and family life.

Under God, why did the ministry of Charles Spurgeon bring so many to saving faith? Partly because he did not shrink from preaching the bad news.

Caleb wonders why he isn’t enjoying the Christian life. He had more happiness in the world. What does he do now?

At Christmas, the peace we forfeited comes to us as a child born, a son given, a prince we don’t deserve.

For those less socially inclined, there can be a temptation to preserve energy for private settings. But love demands that we steward our energy, not hoard it.

Meekness is not a beta virtue for those too scared to stand up to wickedness. Psalm 37 clarifies how the meek think and believe in an evil world.

When it comes to shepherding a family, faster is not always better. Wise leaders know whom they lead and guide them at a pace they can manage.

Ministers desire to be fruitful, but the means matter. What can Joshua’s battles at Ai teach leaders about their use of AI?