Tim Laitinen

We tend to forget that God never promises us happy endings until we get to Heaven, which is really more of a glorious beginning.

Frustrated with the singles situation at your church? Maybe frustration is just part of church, especially if you’re a single believer.

It’s hardly a news flash. But it bears reminding all the same. We singles live on the front lines of the war against sexual purity.

Gun violence is tormenting America. And most of the shooters are single men.

There are countless children in need of parents and foster care... But should we be encouraging singles to adopt?

Waiting can be excruciatingly frustrating. But throwing in the towel out of impatience, giving up on God, can only harm us.

Dead Man’s Hand, by award-winning author Eddie Jones, is a western mystery told in the least offensive way possible.

For single believers, fear of the future can represent a significant, even chronic factor affecting how we pursue relationships.

For Steven James, his latest book, Opening Moves, is personal in more ways than one.

Singles are a fact of life, not only for planners in big cities, but also for churches. They assume they know what we need, but do they?

There’s a simple reason for it. Richard Paul Evans is a Number One New York Times best-selling author because he knows how to tell a story.

Reading Greg Mitchell, it’s easy to imagine him telling stories around a campfire, by a lake, with the sky an inky black, and flames crackling in...

Leiv Benkert shares how God used his ordinary American family to help snatch children from the jaws of death in Ethiopia.

How fair is it for you to dress however you want to dress, and it’s up to us men to deal however we can with the sin it causes us?

Does marital status impact one’s ability to take care of someone with dementia? Perhaps a single person isn’t automatically the best choice.

Now a pastor, co-author Jeff Struecker’s prior experience as an Army Major makes this fast-paced military thriller come to life.

After graduation, reality begins to sink in: for the first time in their lives, unmarried young adults are considered “single.”

If Richard Platt’s As One Devil to Another is any indication, the stronger our faith, the harder Satan’s minions must work.