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Before I became a mother I did not think it a very difficult job. I grossly underestimated motherhood.

Jesus teaches us how to pray and love. He teaches us how to pray heaven’s blessings to earth. As we pray, we receive the heart of God for the world...

As I reflect today on the death of the writer/pastor Eugene Peterson, I can’t help but think about many of the things he taught me. One of the most...

We tend to think of the blessings WE will get through our generosity. How WE will reap. Or we think of the joy we will give OTHERS. But don’t...

Methuselah was the eighth among the antediluvian patriarchs, those precursors of our modern type of humanity. They lived long; we live short.

If you had asked my 17-year-old self what one of my worst-case scenarios would be, being single into my 30’s would have been up there at the top.

When I read Psalm 51 (written by David after his sin with Bathsheba), I realize how lacking my childhood confessions were. Actually, even many of...

When cancer struck my 35-year-old wife and led to surgeries, ruthless chemotherapy treatments, and additional radiation treatments, our lives...

The news story couldn’t have been more direct: “There may now be more Americans who identify as practicing witches… than there are members of...

When our fall schedules stretch our marriages and spiritual lives, it’s time to take a closer look.

Saul's journey reveals some important markers of leadership and greatness for church leaders today.

Malachi (My Messenger) aligns perfectly with the purpose of the book as it communicates God’s message to His people. It is laid out as a...

I felt as if I was a bright light shining right along with everyone around me and that made God happy. Little did I know that I was nothing more...

Albert Mohler wrote a helpful article that many Christians refer to when it comes to our disagreements over doctrine.

Blame is corrosive. Blame says “You are the problem, not me.”