John Shore

Our free will is proof that we are meant to CHOOSE to be in a relationship with God.

The enduring, fundamental human fear is two-fold: that God (or something/someone like it) is not in control of things, and that we are not lovable.

God uses a mortal, Bob, to make a point to Satan about the nature of free will.

Another amazing thrift store find.

On this morning, something in my sixth-grade brain snapped at the idea of repeating the same thing I’d been saying every school morning of my life.

An abusive man who is being charming or cute or funny or sentimental or sorry is like one of those wax hamburgers that restaurants use to...

Next in my series, "Seven Reasons Women Stay in Bad Relationships."

Why (if you do) do you blog? Why does anyone?

Anyone in a marriage can and should, of course, compromise on little things all the time. But when it comes to anything that really matters---any...

Too much Two-Buck Chuck, a Mrs. Dash dish, a human teething rag. It's not pretty.

You go to Scribd.com, you preview the book, if you like what you see you pay $6.99, and "I'm OK-You're Not: The Message We're Sending Nonbelievers...

Here's the cooking show going on in my head as I prepare one of my signature dishes, Cheesy Deliciousness.

Some of you have been kind enough to express an interest in how, as an adult, I've processed some of the less-than-ideal stuff that happened to me...

When things get tough for us, we think we need to start watching out for ourselves. But that's exactly wrong.

Meghan McCain's brand of Republicanism increases, while church attendance decreases. It's starting to look like a whole new world out there.

Yeah, my life's been hard. So has everyone else's. What matters is where you end up; how you got there becomes, finally, irrelevant.

My sister and I finally found out where our mom was during the two years she disappeared.

By continuing to point to Carrie Prejean with pride, we Christians are once again proving to non-Christians that the trees of condemnation mean...