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I believed that if I lived according to the Word, kept my kids in church, and lived out biblical principles in the home, all would be well… until...

After years of showing up to my own dining room table I am convinced it is one of the most vibrant places we can show the consistent love of Jesus...

What may we conclude, if anything at all, about the tragedy in Houston?

The Nashville Statement is a document put together by a group of evangelical Christian leaders that seeks to reaffirm traditional Christian values...

This sometimes painful, if earnest, story of church members trying to save lost souls in Las Vegas has an ending that undoes any goodwill you might...

God often sends signs in times of tragedy -- we just have to look for them. Responders weren't necessarily looking for a sign from God as they...

It is possible to have great doubt and great faith at the same time. The two are not mutually exclusive. In Mother Teresa, in Luther and in Lewis...

Pregnancy loss is a very common, yet unspoken event that many women experience.

How do we get past the lump in our throats as we say goodbye for the day?

Why quibble over Christian romance novels? What dangers could possibly lurk there? They’re wholesome—a far cry from the likes of 50 Shades of Grey....

God wants us to love, cherish, and enjoy our spouses. But at what point does our love become an idol?

I have yet to hear that anyone became a Christian because someone preached a Gospel message during a memorial service.

It is not a mark of weak faith to admit and face our emotions. It’s the only path to an authentic relationship with our selves and God.

As the sun is constant, so is our God.

As a child, I had a vague idea of heaven being clouds through which God sometimes poked his head to see whether people were being good or bad.