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When God plants a seed in your heart to grow a business while raising a family, he doesn’t promise it will be easy.

Signing a lease on a Mercedes you can't afford is neither the Law of Attraction not God’s providence... that’s just being stupid.

What does being intentional with marital rituals look like?

You don’t have to wait until your children grow older and less needy to invest in good relationships.

Are you waiting on the Lord and rejoicing in Him today?

It’s not hard to get control of your finances. The solution: make a written budget.

Dear Roger, Is the Bible's teaching on husbands as the "head of the house" still relevant today?

In the face of a tragic shooting, we are reminded that Christians are called to be culture changers.

"If you were a friend, you would have left this relationship long ago. And honestly? I would have understood."

Financial expert Dave Ramsey is excited to launch the newest version of his life-changing course Financial Peace University.

In reality, many children have almost no contact with nature. They play indoors, focusing on electronic screens that produce an artificial experience. They are surrounded by creature comforts and watched over by anxious parents who are afraid that violent criminals are lurking behind every green tree.

I want to have the kind of marriage where my husband and I are so closely intertwined that people can’t tell the difference between his roots and my vines.

Hospitality is not always pretty, easy, or comfortable.

Christians are called to be workplace culture changers.

For a teenager going through a key transition in his life, it can be especially difficult to navigate loss of any kind.

God expects us to keep our promises. Have eyes only for each other. Reassure your spouse and cherish the vows you made at the altar.

Did you start off your marriage really knowing which way to go?

How do you respond to your teen without getting into repetitive conflict?

You want to be fully there for your kids and you also want to model a life of service to others. How can you do both and still enjoy your life?

Buying a car is often stressful. In the end, though, I drove away happy—and you can, too. Here are a few things I learned.