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The Greek term agape has often been interpreted as a special type of love—one that embodies rational commitment, our actions and our will, but not...

The Vacationers is a smooth read that will keep readers turning pages long after they should have turned out the light and gone to bed.

As we learned in kindergarten, we must take turns. Someone must go first while the other actively listens.

Plays like a companion piece to Little House on the Prairie, but without engendering the same affection and falling dramatically flat.

This rapid-fire laugh machine is a wildly inventive, highly enjoyable and thoroughly entertaining family film when we least expect it.

The Bible isn’t a book for spectators. God doesn’t want us to just stare at the words on the page. He wants us to do what it says.

What if we focused our energy on embracing beautiful behavior instead of how we look on the outside?

Sharing how he has coped after his son’s suicide, Rick Warren urges pastors to let their times of suffering be acts of ministry.

“One father is more than a hundred schoolmasters.” –George Herbert

Here are three important lessons on mentorship for both younger and older pastors.

If you had a dad that reflected the love of God toward you, you've been blessed beyond measure. And this article isn't for you.

Here’s the thing about being young. You don't have any less influence. You don't have any less power to change the world.

Few things embolden us to say unkind things more than a computer keyboard. Shouldn't Christians do better?

When we feel distant from God, we can meditate on Psalms 120-134. These "Psalms of Ascents" can lift us to higher ground.

Rap fans across the board should pick up Fallen King and go for a fun, faith-strengthening ride.