She gives all year without thanks. Today, she deserves it. A timeless reminder from Bob Russell on why Mother’s Day matters — and how to honor the one who makes a house a home. Read now. bobrussell.org/why-mothers-da…

Dozens of cars. Teen boys flooding a house on a Friday night. You’d expect noise, chaos—maybe trouble. But this wasn’t that. It was a Bible study. Started by students. Led by students. And it may be more than a passing moment. bobrussell.org/more-than-a-pa…

This Memorial Day, take a moment to remember why we remember. Freedom has a cost—and it’s been paid by over a million men and women in uniform. READ: “Remember Why Memorial Day Matters” bobrussell.org/remember-why-m…

After 60 years of marriage, I’ve learned that one virtue rises above the rest: unselfishness. One unselfish person can bring stability. Two can build something beautiful. READ MORE: bobrussell.org/60-years-later…

Suffering entered the world through sin—but God never wastes a tear. In Christ, even suffering serves a purpose. READ MORE of "The Divine Purpose of Suffering" at: bobrussell.org/the-divine-pur…

The headlines are unsettling. The tension in the Middle East feels historic. Is the conflict in Israel another sign of Christ’s return, and how should we respond? READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/is-the-middle-…

Churches should absolutely adapt their methods to stay relevant. But when the Church begins to imitate the world to reach it—we risk losing both. READ MORE of “To Obey is Better Than to Impress” at: bobrussell.org/to-obey-is-bet…

Our nation was far from perfect—but many who shaped it cried, “No King but King Jesus!” That wasn’t nationalism. It was conviction. READ MORE of “No King but King Jesus” A Declaration Worth Remembering This July 4th” at: bobrussell.org/no-king-but-ki…

Ministry is a high calling—but it can wear you down. Discouragement is real. Burnout is common. If you’re a preacher feeling weary, you’re not alone—and you don’t have to walk it alone either. Learn how others have found strength, rest, and renewal through the Bob Russell

Sin doesn’t stay hidden forever. Whether an affair caught on jumbotron or decades-old secret finally exposed—Scripture is clear “Be sure your sin will find you out.” (Num 32:23). Sin’s consequences—earthly or eternal—always follow. READ MORE: bobrussell.org/jumbotron-or-j…

Hulk Hogan packed arenas and captured global fame. But at nearly 70, he experienced the “greatest day of his life”—not under the spotlight, but under the water, in total surrender to Jesus Christ. READ MORE: bobrussell.org/hulk-hogans-fi…

True repentance isn’t found in vague apologies or half-hearted excuses. King David’s words in Psalm 51 show us what it means to confess, repent, and be restored by God’s grace. Read more in this week’s post: True Repentance bobrussell.org/true-repentanc…

Idleness corrodes. Honest labor lifts. “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord…” (Col. 3:23) This Labor Day, remember The Value of Your Labor. Read: bobrussell.org/the-value-of-y…

Memory without meaning fades. As we pause to remember 9/11 this week, here are three truths we dare not forget... READ MORE at: bobrussell.org/three-lessons-…

"Though he is dead, he still speaks." (Hebrews 11:4) They tried to quiet Charlie Kirk, but his testimony of faith still speaks. Read More: bobrussell.org/they-tried-to-…

Even Billy Graham had flaws. That doesn’t diminish the gospel—it magnifies grace. We don’t follow flawless men; we follow a flawless Savior who remakes flawed people. Flaws and All: bobrussell.org/flaws-and-all/

“You want to know if someone can lead? Don’t look at their org chart. Don’t check their quarterly numbers. Look around their dinner table.” –Phil Russell Special guest on the blog—my son Philip Russell, PhD—offering a reminder that leadership starts with conviction. READ MORE:

Most of us serve and hope to reach many—but God sometimes narrows our focus to reaching just one. Meaningful impact often happens when we slow down, listen, and see as He sees—not the outward appearance, but the heart. READ MORE: “Loving Others as Christ Loved Us”