If you or someone you love has been hurt in church, take these steps to find total healing.

When things look really bad, let the so-called “minor” prophets encourage your faith.

Many Christians today can’t distinguish between the sweat of the flesh and the dew of heaven.

If you are reluctant to speak on God's behalf, then maybe you are called to be a preacher. J. Lee Grady explains why it's the fearful, not always the polished, God uses to speak His Word. 

Change is inevitable but how you navigate through it can cause you unnecessary problems. J. Lee Grady shares some things we can do to make the transition smoother.

Christian teaching on male headship is often used as a weapon against women. This abuse must be confronted.

J. Lee Grady shares how he honestly never thought he’d see the day when Christians would justify swearing. 

Almost all ministry in the book of Acts occurred outside a church meeting. So why do we hide our message in a building? J. Lee Grady gives ways we can step out of our religious box. 

Only the Holy Spirit can break a vile form of racism that has lasted for centuries.

Avoid these pitfalls if you want healthy, New Testament-style ministry that honors the Holy Spirit.

Lots of things annoy churchgoers today. But J. Lee Grady says we should be most concerned about what God considers rude. Do you offend God?

J. Lee Grady agrees with Alan Chambers that some Christians have been hateful toward the LGBT community—but he insists we can’t change God’s Word to please people.

J. Lee Grady's friend Chris Foster could have been aborted. Today he is a trophy of God’s grace. Grady shares Foster's miraculous story.  

If you want to be a good husband and father, avoid this guy’s bad example.

Some “theologians” today are perverting Bible stories to promote their agenda. J. Lee Grady insists we can’t let them hijack the gospel. Here's why Jonathan and David were not gay lovers. 

The apostle Paul not only confronted sin but named specific sins when he preached. J. Lee Grady asks why today's Christians are afraid to expose sin.

God’s heart is broken over the spiritual condition of the Native American community. Do you care?

Deuteronomy 23:1 is painful—but it shows us that God wants to heal the wounds of the masculine soul. J. Lee Grady explains. 

Why is there an epidemic of moral failure in the church? Because holiness has become a foreign concept. J. Lee Grady shares basic ways we can stay pure.

The gruesome story of Dr. Kermit Gosnell should make us take a hard look at the terror of abortion. Read J. Lee Grady's column.