Our Western civilization was founded on a belief in the central importance of rational thought, objective Truth, and timeless Biblical principles.… read more

The Truth of Christ has not changed since before time began. God is constant and true; He does not change. Yet throughout history, humanity has tried… read more

As we look around us, it is painfully obvious that the walls of our culture have crumbled. The walls of the church are in ruins. And the walls of… read more

In Nehemiah 9, we find the longest prayer recorded in the Bible. It is a prayer of confession and commitment. … read more

Nehemiah wrote, “. . . the joy of the Lord is your strength” (Nehemiah 8:10). Praise teaches us to turn our eyes away from circumstances… read more

I've discovered there are actually two Manhattans. One, the madness and mayhem on the street. Two, the breathtaking view from the top of a… read more

Do you want a blueprint for joy in your life? Do you want a formula for renewal, revival, and spiritual growth? Do you want to understand the secret… read more

"We may not have an opportunity like this for another lifetime," asserts TWR President Lauren Libby. He's speaking of the coronavirus.… read more

I have been bombarded with questions about the COVID-19 outbreak on my social media pages and at my speaking events. Before you presume that I am… read more

As we attempt to rebuild the broken walls in our lives, our families, and our culture, we must not fall for the schemes of the evil one. To remain… read more

Anytime you begin to gain victory over sin, whenever you begin to triumph over addiction, whenever you begin to achieve consistency in your prayer… read more

Throughout Nehemiah 3, we note the phrases “next to him” and “next to them” (see Nehemiah 3:2-10, 3:17-24, 3:27-31). This… read more

In the background of today's Footsteps, we hear the staff of TWR-Malawi singing "I Surrender All." It's an excellent backdrop for… read more

Update on the COVID-19 Pandemic, March 17, 2020 … read more

Read Nehemiah 2:1-10. At the moment when God began to answer the four-month-long prayer of Nehemiah—when Nehemiah’s waiting was finally… read more

The first chapter of Nehemiah closes with this simple statement from Nehemiah: “I was cupbearer to the king” (Nehemiah 1:11). The walls… read more

Truth be told, we all hold to certain stereotypes whether we want to admit it or not. Though unfair, more often than not, these stereotypes cause… read more

When you read through Nehemiah’s prayer following the dismal report of Jerusalem’s vulnerability and shame, you can see that his heart… read more