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What bravery looks like on an exile

We all know we are suppose to evangelize, but why don't we?

For Michael fans like me, his life is a cautionary tale. It reminds us that those thing for which we so desperately grasp cannot ever, ultimately, satisfy the deepest longings in our soul.

Raising sons is a joy. Here are the five things every son must hear from Dad.

There is a subtle beauty in the hardest season of the year

Intentional words and actions from a father to his girls

Why the gospel forces us to talk about two realities at the same time

What bothers me is that it seems that we are tempted to trade unity for blog traffic.

The idea of Western individual spirituality--me and God--actually hurts the process of change.

Church attendance is about more than personal self-improvement. It's about body life.

You must love to write if you are to endure

Its far easier to lob criticism from the sidelines. Maybe it's time we give our leaders a break

The shape of prolife activism in the 21st Century

When it comes to Disney, let's dismiss the faulty theology, but celebrate it's creativity and beauty.

Christmas signals the start of something radically new and for that we should rejoice

We have to start looking at evangelism as less than a one-time, do or die opportunity and more of a journey.

I'm not an expert on marriage and by some standards I'm still a rookie. But I have learned a few things in these ten wonderful years.

When evil unveils its ugly face, we must turn to God and bare our souls. Each part of this tragedy finds a God standing ready to hear the cries of the grieving.

Yes, the end is near. Which means we should be sober, mature, and discerning.

If there is something about your church you dislike, consider it an opportunity to sacrifice for the greater good of the body.