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Parents are innately protective of their children, but at some point they also need to let go.

Let’s be honest: Scripture can be confusing sometimes. As we grow in our knowledge of the whole Bible story, we run into these passages that can...

Here are five key points about Islam for Christians to consider to better understand an ideology that is often misrepresented by the media—and the...

You can prepare for faith challenges from peers and professors by familiarizing yourself with the following top ten defenses based on the book...

If you are falling into one of these traps, taking your position in Christ immediately against each one is a major step towards recovery -- and...

Doing something is greater than doing nothing. The results can’t be controlled and shouldn’t stop you from trying.

If all we’re doing as single men is not having sex, we’re missing out. It’s time we stopped saying no to sex and started saying yes to Jesus.

To plan for the unexpected and unwelcome does not show a lack of faith. In fact, failing to make adequate plans is presumptuous.

Sometimes, it's hard to feel close to God. It may be hard to feel his presence or hear his voice. At those times, we can stand on things that we...

I often speak on living out God’s adventure or dream. After the keynote I often hear, “Thanks, it has been so long since I allowed myself to...

The title of Dr. Kevin Leman’s newest book, When Your Kid is Hurting: Helping Your Child through the Tough Days, admits right away that hurt in...

What can the church do to make singles and single parents feel welcome?

Every mom has wondered, at one time or another, if we’re up for this task of mothering or if we're just messing up our kids.

As I look through Scripture, and even zoom-in on the famous Ephesians 5 passage, I see so much more about love than submission.

When we back away from dependence on God, we are not living by faith.