Commissioner Robert Donaldson reflects on how The Salvation Army’s model of leadership needs to change, and what it will take to get us there.

How a trip to the Holy Land showed Diane Stark that Christ's victory over sin and death can be our victory, too.

The message of God’s restorative and redemptive love, as evidenced in the cross and empty tomb, is still as powerful and relevant today as it was 2,000 years ago.

The seven sayings of Jesus on the cross help us meditate on the meaning of his sacrifice.

The cross is not the end of the story.

Young people were at the forefront of Salvation Army ministry during a children and youth weekend in March.

Last August, a number of people from our church decided to go kayaking. We thought it would be a great opportunity to build relationships. It was—but not in the way we expected.

We cannot do the things Jesus tells the church to do without the presence and power of God in us. Yet we often neglect prayer.

On Purple Day, Salvationist Tom Nesbitt shares his experience with epilepsy and encourages others to "see the person" not the condition.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, he finds a city that does not know the things that make for peace. What does he see in the cities of our nation?