Dr. James Emery White

Amidst widespread debate over truth and authority, this piece clarifies the foundational sources of Christian theological authority.

Uncover the profound, forgotten meaning of vocation, redefined not as a mere job, but as a divine summons to infuse every aspect of your life with sacred purpose and service.

Beyond the critical acclaim of films like "Skyfall," a surprising number of minor mistakes can be found, but this observation reveals a critical insight into leadership focus.

Jesus revolutionized our understanding of worship, revealing that it transcends mere attendance and song, demanding both intellectual understanding and heartfelt authenticity.

Many mistakenly view discipleship as a passive process of receiving spiritual nourishment, but this article challenges that notion by redefining it as an active, personal journey of learning and obedience.

Beyond pale imitations, this article unveils the five essential "Cs" that define a truly operational church, from its undivided community to its world-changing mission.

If you are a true follower of Christ, you will have enemies. A lot of enemies. This isn’t a popular idea.

Why the journey of faith is not a smooth path but a profound wrestling match with God, and learn how embracing this complexity is the key to true intimacy.

When you think of the word “mentor,” what comes to mind? Probably an older, more seasoned individual taking a younger novice under their wing and passing on wisdom to accompany their information. And that would be true. But what also is true is something known as “reverse mentoring.”

When it comes to a theology of race, there are four headlines: 1) We were all made by God; 2) We were all made in the image of God; 3) We were all made with distinction and variety—including the color of our skin; and 4) We are called into a relationship with God the Father by the Holy Spirit through Jesus the Son. This is why the Bible makes the following declaration: “There is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus” (Galatians 3:28, NIV).

The profound and often overlooked influence of African American slave religion on the fabric of American Christianity, a vibrant tradition born from resilience and hope.

How the seismic shifts of the Great Awakenings and the transformative power of camp meetings fundamentally reshaped American Christianity, moving beyond Puritanism to embrace free-market religion and popular evangelicalism.

The profound roots of American Christianity, tracing its evolution from the Puritan quest for religious freedom and a 'City upon a Hill' vision to the democratizing spirit that empowered ordinary people and fueled innovation.

Drawing from a remarkable story about legendary violinist Niccolò Paganini and a timeless reflection from Chuck Swindoll, this devotional reminds us that attitude often matters more than circumstances.

A leading pediatric organization is now strongly advocating for a return to recess, recognizing its crucial benefits for cognitive function, social-emotional development, and physical health amidst concerns about declining childhood well-being.