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Tense, well-acted and intriguing, but fails to complete the picture of a complicated man or a lesson about tolerance.

Millions of believers will gather to pray on Thursday, May 2, in observance of the 62nd annual National Day of Prayer in thousands of public venues across the country. As many as 42,000 events are expected to take place. Christians will unite to pray for government, military, media, business, education, church and family.

While some comic book movies become lazy and predictable, genuine surprises and character development keep Iron Man 3 from growing stale.

if you want your church to be more friendly, maybe it's time for you to go out of your way to create meaningful friendships.

A reader wonders why her cheating husband is prospering and she is not. Dr. Roger looks at what Psalm 73 says about when life seems unfair.

Be on your guard, stand firm in faith, be a man of courage, be strong; do everything in love. Here's how.

Holding a biblical sexual ethic is fast inviting charges of intolerance and bigotry. How should Christians react?

Here’s what an uprising looks and feels like: deeply felt issues and injustices produce pain, creating emotion and energy.

Here are few practical steps every couple (married or engaged) can take to protect and strengthen their relationship, while implementing sound financial habits.

Worrying is a state of mind where you are anxious about something. Concern can look like worry. But how are they different?

Do you ever wake up in the morning feeling like an exhausted runner in a race that never ends?

With countries like North Korea, Pakistan and Somalia topping the list as some of the world's worst persecutors of Christians, it's hard to imagine that none of these countries hold the highest Christian death toll. In 2012, that shameful distinction went to Nigeria, where almost 70 percent of Christians killed globally were murdered.

Has my trust in God become stale? Has it taken a backseat to my beliefs in my own abilities?

The end of a matter is better than its beginning, and patience is better than pride (Eccl. 7:8). It's really eye-opening to think of those two concepts - patience and pride - as opposites.

“I’m afraid that things will just fall apart once we leave The Marriage Recovery Center,” confided a patient.

It seems to me that there are at least two varieties of words in the Christian lexicon, those that are trite and those that are specific. We impoverish ourselves if we never learn and teach the specific.

The Bible speaks of four different types of fools in the book of Proverbs, according to the Jewish sages. Do any sound like you?

It’s challenging to know how to help kids who are grieving news of other kids’ tragic deaths, such as in the Boston bombings.