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There is a danger in trying to assess the effectiveness of our ministry. We see and understand so little of what the Lord is doing.

Teens raised in a religious or spiritual environment may be less likely to develop substance abuse, depression and risky sexual behaviors, a new study suggests.

I recently received an email from Netflix with the subject line, “What to watch after The Crown.” Clicking it for a quick read, I saw: “You finished The Crown. Let’s f...

A reader recently questioned how my new marriage could be blessed if I was in so much pain. Here's my response...

Nearly one-third of young Americans ages 18 to 24 in a study sample were deemed “financially precarious,” or financially unstable, primarily because of poor financial ...

After a decade of single moms' ministry planting, we've uncovered some important best practices.

E-cigarettes are fast becoming a clever way for American teens to use pot, with a new survey showing that nearly a third of high school e-cig users have vaped marijuan...

Our longing for acceptance and community can cause us to change who we are in an effort to fill the gaping hole in our soul.

In a new study, researchers found over 20 percent of surveyed college students had experienced stressful events that were strongly associated with mental health proble...

The communication revolution is, to my thinking, self-evident. What is less discussed is the community revolution it reflects, and what that means for those of us inve...

A weekly listing of hot cultural items from the Internet, music, television and movies.

Hell will be filled with good theologians. Make sure you're not one of them.

Calling the use of electronic cigarettes a burgeoning epidemic among teens, the U.S Food and Drug Administration announced a crackdown on the sale of Juuls and other f...

I really liked the musical "The Greatest Showman." I also appreciated much of the message of one of its more popular songs, “This is Me.” But the song is more than an ...

We pray because our prayers change the world.

Anxiety doesn’t go away or cave in when you become a believer in Christ, in the same way that temptation actually increases after salvation.

According to a new survey from Common Sense Media, most teens now say their favorite mode of communication is texting (35%), surpassing face-to-face communication (32%...