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You’ve seen it cross-stitched on pillows and hung on walls. You’ve heard it recited before the Regional Championship and whispered before a big job...

We get the opportunity to reap what we sow. We often reap more than we sow. Sometimes, we even reap later than we sow. And we even reap some things...

“Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it” (Proverbs 22:6).

When I held my baby in my arms for the first time, I knew that I would die for her. This taught me a lot about God.

Among the "do not"s in Scripture, there's one we tend to overlook: "Do not worry," from Matthew 6:34.

It wasn’t simply a matter of “correct, rebuke, and encourage” from the pulpit. Ours was a happy, friendly place.

A reader is suspicious of his girlfriend, who keeps mementos from past relationships. Read inside for what our columnists think!

One of the greatest challenges of leading people is keeping yourself refreshed with inspiration, motivation, vision and passion for what God wants...

Here are five reasons I believe that “Roe” should be overturned.

Once we begin to counter what culture says about body image and immerse our minds in healthy, biblical ways of viewing our bodies, we will likely...

I believe churches care about widows but don’t know what to do. Church staffs are stretched thin, other programs take priority. Folks care but...

Why am I not content? We blame media, commercialism, and consumerism, but there is a deeper problem. Sin.

There’s great strength when we make the choice to propel another mom on. Because we realize how much we need it ourselves.

Here are some thoughts on this business of guest-preaching in churches. I hope it will help you in the future…

It’s great that another conservative-leaning person was nominated for the Supreme Court, but what if Roe v. Wade is never overturned? If abortion...