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A better approach to buying cars is to build long-term relationships with our vehicles and send our vehicles’ loan officers packing.

We hire people we like, and that's about it. When it comes to picking your staff, or even building a team of volunteers, how do you decide who's in and who's out? For most, if they connect with the applicant, there is a good chance they'll want to offer them the position.

You will not be able to give as much as two parents could. But God does not expect double effort from you...

"Christians divorce at roughly the same rate as the world!" It's one of the most quoted stats by Christian leaders today. And it's perhaps one of the most inaccurate.

God – who created you and your children – knows that you have what it takes to be just the kind of mom your children need.

The prosperity gospel is bad news because it twists biblical teachings so much that people may miss out on the hope of the real Gospel.

Over-scheduled. Overworked. Over-committed. Overwhelmed. If that sounds like your life, we invite you to take a brief “time out” to look at whether you are acting like a driven or a called person.

"IF" stands for infertility. A big ugly word that hangs over the hearts of more than seven million people.

"How did you make the decision to do this?" This is the question I hear the most from people when they find out we foster kids. Most of the time, it is well-meaning people who are agonizing whether or not fostering/adoption is for them.

Recently I read a thought-provoking article on Crosswalk.com titled, “Husbands, Love Your Wives more than Seminary.” I want to look at the flip side and peek into our role as wives of great men...

When using social media, you and your relationships will remain happy if you follow a few simple considerations to protect your love and life...

Have you ever struggled to decide between career or kids? Here's my story.

It's true. Occasionally, my wife and I get into it. Figuratively speaking, we kick, punch, claw, wrestle and just plainly get mad. Throughout our marriage, the fighting hasn't gotten better; it's actually intensified. And now here we sit, with a total of 5 kids in our home, and we realize we have a problem. The problem: we aren't fighting enough.

Give the gift of unconditional love and faithfulness to the women around you.

A new book offers surprising evidence of a cultural and religious decline in working-class communities.

In 2004, my assistant walked into my office in tears. Drowning in debt, she was struggling hard to keep her head "above water." She was upside down on a car, owed thousands in student loans, and had credit cards piled up as well.

What is the essence of our home?

I was jaded by the popular advice given to me before our wedding, "Prepare yourself: marriage is hard." But the best things in life are worth fighting for.

While it can be unnerving to watch your little girl grow up in America’s sexual culture, take heart and remember: you have the advantage.

Let me guess. You are a woman who doesn’t look forward to Valentine’s Day!