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Wallpaper: Illumination
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeAug 17, 2026

Wallpaper: Illumination

“The Spirit of God … opens our eyes to understand the truth about Him. … All of a sudden, the Bible becomes to us light and illumination. And then the Spirit of God enables us to put our trust in Jesus.” —Alistair Begg

What Does It Mean for a Christian to Grow Up?
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeAug 12, 2026

What Does It Mean for a Christian to Grow Up?

Growing up is no little deal. As children make the transition to adolescence, as adolescents make the transition to adults, and as graduations send kids out of the home to colleges, universities, training programs, and places of work, the question of what it means to grow up becomes a pressing one. Particularly, we mig

Past Resources from Truth For Life
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeAug 3, 2026

Past Resources from Truth For Life

At Truth For Life, we take great care to select books each month that cover a diverse range of topics and that will help you grow in your faith. Below, you’ll find a list of our past recommended resources. While we don’t currently have all of the titles in stock, you’re welcome to browse to find new titles for your per

Nehemiah Knew When to Rest
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeJul 29, 2026

Nehemiah Knew When to Rest

The book of Nehemiah gives us a spectacular picture of godly leadership and initiative: Facing a run-down Jerusalem with a broken-down wall after the Babylonian exile, Nehemiah, the book’s namesake, leads the people in rebuilding the wall and rededicating the city and its people to God. Yet at the outset of the “great

Wallpaper: God's Plan
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeAug 10, 2026

Wallpaper: God's Plan

“God’s plan is not limited simply … to human beings. God’s plan, as Creator, is for everything. He’s determined to completely undo the effects of the fall and to renew the whole world.” —Alistair Begg

No Passive Defense in the Christian Life
Truthforlife iconTruthforlifeAug 5, 2026

No Passive Defense in the Christian Life

In 1 Peter 5:8, Peter issues two incisive imperatives: “Be sober-minded; be watchful.” We have a duty of personal vigilance, since, as Peter goes on to explain, “your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.” There can be no passive defense in the Christian life. The moment we l

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