Author name: Aaron Armstrong

As another crop of students celebrates this important milestone, here are three points of encouragement I want to offer to graduates as they reflect and prepare for the next season of life.

My next book, Faith Simplified: What We Believe and Why We Believe It, releases on May 20th. Today, I’m sharing

If you’ve ever been encouraged to pray like everything depends on God but work as if it all depends on you, you’ve been given bad advice. Let’s talk about the better vision the Bible offers.

I didn’t expect reading the Bible to change my life. But that’s what so often happens when you read it. And it’s what I hope to see as those who bought a Bible for the first time in recent months begin to read it.

“Who is my neighbor?” The question that a teacher posed to justify himself looms large in our divided culture. But Jesus’s answer to the question continues to challenge us to do what is often costly: to love our neighbors—especially those who we struggle to acknowledge as neighbors at all.

Many of us rush through our Bible time. But Scripture encourages us to linger and meditate. So what is a way to do that? By writing as we read.