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By being willing to face some tough questions and dig deeper into the Bible for answers, young Christians can be better equipped for the journey...

Do you ever wonder if God is listening or sees what you're going through? If so, then read this week's post and be encouraged.

The typical pastor makes the biggest blunder of his life. He thinks because the church is huge, it surely must be healthy.

The responsible way in which we choose to handle modern media will set the tone for our children’s online behavior. Young children mimic what they...

Many who come in Jesus’ name are frauds. Jesus is not.

If our teens don’t “buy in” to the rules, the relational approach makes enforcing those rules more difficult.

Cyberbullying can be almost invisible to parents, but the effects it can have on a child’s mental health are devastating.

Hate can attempt to get under our skin and either make us believe outright lies about who God says we are, or turn towards another to claim lies...

As you might imagine, a marriage cannot really remain in neutral. A couple cannot coast and not incur damage.

Based on the life of Paul, this upcoming film dares believers to ask profound questions of faith, forgiveness, and mercy through the lens of God’s...

How can you, as a Christian, avoid unintentionally harassing others or respond to harassment in your workplace? Here are four ideas.

God’s boundaries do not inhibit a joyful sexual life; they are the only context in which it can be fully experienced.

When we lose loved ones, jobs, or even our health, sometimes we plummet into despair. We say things we don’t mean, sometimes even to God.

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood, because Tom Hanks has just been cast to play Mr. Rogers in the upcoming biopic, You Are My Friend.

When parents ask my advice on what movies or video games are acceptable, I usually say a variation of “father knows best,” because you do.