History reveals that in times of great spiritual darkness, God raises up brave men and women to stand and be the light, to make a difference, and to change the course of history.

Though anxiety surrounds us at every level—personally, nationally, and globally—God’s Word shows us a path to contentment, joy, and lasting peace. Not long ago, a book titled The Anxious Generation climbed The New York Times Best Sellers list. It outlined the growing concern over anxiety in today’s

In a world of great suffering, it’s easy to doubt our struggles matter, but God sees every hurt and comforts his people with purpose.

In moments of despair, our response to God—whether we cling to bitterness or draw strength from Christ—determines the outcome of our lives.

A new version of an old deception is spreading rapidly through American churches. It is quietly taking root in many congregations, shifting the focus from Christ to self.

Many Christians are ruining their destiny and high calling, not because of some grand rebellion, but because of a subtle compromise.

Our only hope as a nation is in the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. Let us be a house aware, vigilant, and spiritually prepared for the battles ahead.

We love the story of the manger, but we stop there too often. The cradle points to the cross, and the cross points to the crown. The joy of Christmas is found when we worship Jesus as Savior and King.

Your senior years are for a divine purpose, not decline. Finish strong with God!

Have you noticed how the meanings of words may change over time? For example, I was watching a basketball game with my grandchildren, and a player made an incredible shot. My grandson reacted and said, “Man, that was sick!” I responded, “Sick, no. That was a good shot.” He then informed me, “Poppop

What are the two most common words that Christians use when they are in a panic or a crisis? — “Do something. Do something, Lord!”

In this timely message, Gary Wilkerson shows how to stand firm in faith when the world seems to fall apart.

Parents with prodigal children aren't alone. After experiencing their own children's addictions, Gary and Kelly Wilkerson found breakthrough by trusting God's faithfulness. Learn to let go of control, reject shame, and trust God to restore your family.

God’s done miracles before your eyes, so why does the next storm shake you? This message exposes the gap between belief and true trust—and how real peace comes when you bridge that gap.

In this newsletter, Gary Wilkerson encourages believers to acknowledge their fears, seek the Lord for deliverance, and trust that God uses fear not to shame us but to draw us closer to Him and grow our faith.

You can walk in an environment of faith and see the mighty hand of God move in ways that seem unattainable. Simply walk in mustard seed faith and God can use you to release his mighty works.

Jesus told us his mission was to save the lost: “For the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost” (Luke 19:10, NKJV). He made it our mission, too: “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15).

It’s your radical, Jesus-centered, grace-filled, others-focused, love-motivated, hardworking, sacrificial obedience that will change the world.

Blues musician B.B. King sang, “I’ve been downhearted, baby, ever since the day...” Do you have downhearted days? “The day we found out my spouse has cancer”; “The day I lost my job, with three kids to support”; “The day my uncle began to abuse me”; “The day we learned our son was addicted to drugs

In the beginning, we’re told that God put man in the garden and said that, in some mysterious way, he would be like God—not equal but “like”—and bear God’s image. “‘Let us make man in our own image and in our own likeness.’ So God shaped man out of the dust of the earth and breathed life into him” (

And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that you, always having all sufficiency in all things, may have an abundance for every good work…. Now may he who supplies seed to the sower, and bread for food, supply and multiply the seed you have sown and increase the fruits of your

“By the word of the Lord the heavens were made… For he spoke, and it came to be; he commanded, and it stood firm.” -Psalm 33:6, 9 (ESV). Jesus speaks to nothingness, and it bursts with abounding substance. Void becomes fullness. Emptiness now sprawls with newly created forms. He splits the darkness

Our culture is full of who’s-who and who knows whom, who’s wearing what brands. More and more, though, our younger generations are becoming sick of it. They want something authentic.

“In Him also we have obtained an inheritance, being predestined according to the purpose of Him who works all things according to the counsel of His will, that we who first trusted in Christ should be to the praise of His glory” (Ephesians 1:11-12, NKJV, my emphasis). We have been predestined to a