The author of the book of Hebrews writes, “Faith shows the reality of what we hope for; it is the evidence of things we cannot see” (11:1, NLT). Faith is more than just a nice thought. Faith is a strong confidence and trust placed in God. If you are around Christians for any amount of

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When people today think of St. Patrick’s Day, they often picture shamrocks, pots of gold at the end of rainbows, and a sea of green. But who really was Saint Patrick, and what did he do that made him significant enough to have his own holiday? Saint Patrick is largely credited with the spread of

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Tyndale House Ministries announces that Mark Taylor has retired after serving in leadership positions for 53 years. Speaking on behalf of the Board of Directors for Tyndale House Ministries (THM), Vice Chair Becky Wilson said, “It has been a remarkable privilege to serve alongside Mark Taylor. His steadfast leadership, deep biblical understanding, literary discernment, global

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This week’s FREE eChart, “Celebrating Easter Guide” has panels taken from Rose’s The Easter Story pamphlet which explores the historical foundation of the resurrection through concise summaries and well-reasoned answers. Taking on a common skeptical claim—that Jesus did not truly die on the cross—this free guide presents nine clear responses to this theory. Full-color chart features:

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Do you long for healing and wholeness?  We see in the Bible that Jesus was a healer. During his time on earth, he healed blindness, deafness, leprosy, mobility impairments, many other diseases and infirmities, and even raised people from the dead.  Living in a broken world, we need physical healing from so many illnesses, disabilities, and challenges. But even more than physical healing, we need spiritual healing. Our hearts

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