Seniors Archives

Are you believing a myth about faith and happiness...or living your beliefs authentically?

When geropsychologist Benjamin Mast evaluates dementia clients at his University of Louisville research lab, there’s a question some people of...

I’m a mother who, after 20 years of hands-on mothering, only kind of has an outlet for mothering. I’m pretty much done and yet also not really...

If you are dad or granddad, you are deserving of blessing and honor for who you are and for all you do. No matter what your age, single or married,...

I'm not interested in having a funeral when I pass away. My question is… did Jesus have a funeral and is it alright NOT to have one?

Learn how praying Psalm 19 can lift your perspective and renew your faith in today's world.

I wish we’d prayed with our children more than we did. I admit it was hard to find the time—and the energy—but when we did, it was so worth the...

Give God the glory, with what you believe, decide, and do.

I celebrated my 49th birthday this week. Notice I said "celebrated"- not "ignored" or "shrugged at."

Those in the final stages can certainly commit sinful acts. But, it matters little whether or not they ask for forgiveness. According to the Bible,...

If a person with dementia commits sin without asking for forgiveness, what happens? Roger tackles this reader's question.

The clock is ticking on all of us. It’s how life is lived. And it’s wonderful in every way.

When our parents grow old, we often become their caregivers, and they rely on us like we used to rely on them growing up. Our roles shift, and we...

I love this topic. I have come to realize this is the youngest I will ever be here on earth. My 40th birthday was just a few months ago and I...

Kate Bowler, author of Everything Happens for a Reason (and Other Lies I've Loved) talks with Crosswalk.com about living with stage IV colon cancer...