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“I had no clue how to be a mom,” Lisa-Jo Baker confesses. “And I had no idea that the labor continues long after the delivery.”

We have been set free, and so why do we so often live like slaves?

Whether your vision is 20/20 or corrected by lenses, no matter how hard you try, you cannot see everything around you.

You want to set goals—sometimes you even do—but you’re not sure if your goals are the right ones and thus you never hit them. I’ve found three...

A principle is an understanding about how to do things; a practice is what you actually do.

Crosswalk's 8-person panel of Christian editors and film critics has weighed in on our top movies of 2014 based on strong themes and unforgettable...

I want to address the stuff that surrounds your expository work and help people hear the core of your message better.

Are you trying to fit your current life into an old wineskin? Is it bursting? It isn't your fault. You just need to change wineskin.

How many times have we said, “I’m fine,” when we are hurting on the inside, filled with fear, or ready to give in to defeat?

It's a question asked by everyone from teenagers through senior adults. Philip Nation digs through scripture to uncover the truths of...

The average 2014 class graduate with student-loan debt will pay back $33,000. Keep in mind, this means, half will actually pay more.

We often worry about how to spend time with God, struggling with how we can reach him. But, what if it was the other way around? What if God was...

As you prepare your taxes this year consider these seven important tips that will help you find the path to being a prudent person.

No matter what your marriage has been like up to this point, it can be better from now on; God’s mercies are new every morning.

Anyone who grew up in the Church knows Christians have their own way of saying things.