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Prayer does not come naturally to any of us. In our more honest moments, we all admit it’s a struggle to pray as we’d like.

We often discount the importance of paying attention to our emotions, thinking that the right convictions should be enough to strengthen us against...

Perhaps you’ve felt inequipped when you’ve encountered a disturbing or difficult portion of the Bible while reading to your children.

Identifying these 10 behaviors will help us avoid doing them ourselves and will cause us to draw healthy boundary lines in relationship with...

Remember because sin is real hell is real, and because hell is real our need for a Savior is real.

Evangelicals rightly emphasize on reading theology and history but have long been suspicious of fiction.

The “good news” of the Gospel is the availability of God’s salvation to everyone who believes (Romans 1:16).

There’s no magic here. Just repetition over time.

Can a Mason be a Christian? Dr. Roger discusses makes someone a Christian or not.

Structurally choppy and overall rather unpleasant, The Dinner takes a potent problem—how far will parents go to protect their children?—and...

There are a lot of things I love about who Jesus is and who he was when he was on earth in a human body... and one of them is that he was...

What differentiates one word from another – making one word a profane word while another is considered normative?

It’s too easy to look at people around us and instantly make decisions about them based on outer appearance, their attitude in that moment, or any...

The Pilgrim's Progress is one of the oldest and most renowned stories in Christian literature. Now, Christians everywhere have an opportunity to...

Parenting certainly has been different than I imagined it would be as we prepared to welcome our first daughter into the world a dozen years ago.