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It doesn't require a huge wad of cash to make a big impression on your spouse this Christmas. It just takes a little thought.

Mistakes. Blunders. Misunderstandings. The thesaurus holds many words for sin. And no matter what the label, everyone sins.

This Christmas remember to prioritize, stick to your list, hunt for deals, and utilize teachable moments for the kids.

I grew up hearing “Mele Kalikimaka” as the Hawaiian way to say Merry Christmas. So what does that have to do with my spouse?

However you choose to celebrate Christmas this year, put Christ at the center. The magi’s gifts honored the King. Yours can, too.

Are you already stressed out about Christmas? You are not alone! But I've got some ideas for you.

An intriguing editorial in TIME magazine noted how "A Christmas Story" had become the quintessential American film for Christmas, replacing "It’s a Wonderful Life."

As someone who travels often I thought others might benefit from a few “road warrior” tips. Here are several of my favorites.

The weeks leading up to Christmas day are properly called Advent in Western Christianity, from the Latin word adventus, meaning "coming."

In this Song of Zechariah, which is really a Holy Spirit-inspired praise and prophecy, there is enough Gospel to turn the lights on in our lives.

Black Friday, Cyber Monday -- enough already! Christians are called to prepare for Christmas in an entirely different way.

Today, do you shiver as you try to shelter yourself from the freezing winds of nightly news?

The Christmas season is upon us and with it overwhelming encouragement to spend what we have not earned to buy what we cannot afford.

The seriousness of spiritual depression and the need for God cannot be overemphasized.

Here are some useful resources to help you prepare Christmas messages.

If you're struggling with unexpected stops on the journey of faith at Christmas, God has a special message of hope for us.

During the first Christmas season in Japan since nearly 15,000 were killed in an earthquake and tsunami in March, many survivors are searching for answers.

Today I poured over the new titles at the local Christian bookstore. The usual suspects dominated most of the shelf space. One of the most important books in my Christian journey was not prominently displayed. And that is a shame. Because this book has a message that needs to be heard.