
October 22, 2026
Setting Our Hearts
Doug Redford

Jesus showed kindness and goodness throughout his ministry—including on the cross as he promised salvation to a dying thief, asked the Father to forgive his killers, and provided…

Statistics from Christian Standard Church Report for 2024.

Jessup University offers five graduate degrees in their redesigned and relaunched Multnomah Biblical Seminary

Patience isn’t our natural inclination, but it’s a Christ-like quality and a fruit of the spirit.

Fast Facts compiled from the 2024 Christian Standard Church Report.

As AI advances, I would like to suggest a few framing thoughts as we think through whether or not new innovations should be supported, rejected, or moderated.

Peace is more than a political policy or an abstract goal. Ultimately, we find peace in a Person: the “Prince of Peace” (Isaiah 9:6). Christ is the necessary…

After reading the letters of Flannery O'Connor, Jeff Dye shares what he has learned about preaching, ministry, and life.

Joy is more than light-hearted levity based on happy circumstances. It’s not a fleeting feeling; it’s a fruit of the Spirit—a by-product of God’s presence in your life.

Amid the campus ministries of the Churches of Christ and the Independent Christian Churches, a story of restoration, renewal, and unity has unfolded.

Not surprisingly, love is listed first among the Fruit of the Spirit because love is the fertile soil where other virtues thrive and grow.

Great Lakes Christian College announced the launch of a new Master of Arts in Practical Theology degree.

What kind of spiritual fruit delights God’s heart and reveals his character to the world? Here’s the answer: “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness…

Johnson University broke ground of a new science building as part of an effort to bolster the institution's science programs.

Three days after the darkness of Calvary, God used the cross and the empty tomb to display his resurrection power, offering living hope and a fresh new start…
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