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May 1 is the 2014 National Day of Prayer, a day for communities to come together and pray for our nation, churches, families and each other.

“Mother” is a term of address for the female parent. But a mother is much more than a nurturer, specializing in crust-less sandwiches and painless...

There has been much talk of late about “spontaneous” baptisms. As a result, some have questioned whether it should be offered at all. So should it?

Short on budget and famous actors, but undeniable authenticity in the storytelling helps set it apart from many other faith-based films.

There's hope in the expectation of the possibility that today can be different.

“Are we going to be able to hold onto the tools we learned?” Gina asked. “There’s been so much, I’m afraid we will backslide.”

You work hard to do your best in ministry, but is it accomplishing much? Here are five essential principles for doing ministry biblically.

Director Reitman finally has a real stinker on his resumé with this sappy, schlocky film. Even Nicholas Sparks would scratch his head.

Bigger and more ambitious than its predecessor in every respect, not just in style and scope but in what it’s trying to wrestle with.

What to do when you faith lacks passion

The Bible gives clear direction on how to deal with such matters. The problem is often that people don't want to do what the Bible says.

Not quite a documentary, but has an unflinching, realistic feel right til the end when it turns into a Lifetime movie with a bow on top.

The McDonald’s “Happy Meal” is a predictable if not overly nutritious treat of childhood. You know what you’re going to get: a kid-approved meal...

Dannah Gresh had an unpleasant surprise waiting for her when she returned home one evening.

Ed Stetzer mixes social media with "old fashioned" communication and sees some amazing results: real encouragement.