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When every part of a human is working as it was designed to work by God, then a man is happy.

I'm not an expert on marriage and by some standards I'm still a rookie. But I have learned a few things in these ten wonderful years.

I’ve had more conversations about corporate worship than I care to remember; not because I don’t like talking about worship but because I’m out of...

This is the time to recap the year that was. But how do you really get a twelve-month snapshot of a culture’s zeitgeist? I would argue for two...

Boredom is a relatively new concept. In the eighteenth century, no one was bored. There was no time or energy to be bored.

Nothing is wasted. Everything "fits" somewhere.

If you’re considering making some New Year’s resolutions this year, consider this: our wills are captive to what our hearts love, and we are...

Does your family suffer from the Dec. 26th blues? The original Christmas season unfolded in a long, slow manner, starting with the hush of Advent...

More often dull, listless, and unengaging than outright bad or painful to watch, though its Eastern witchcraft may be bothersome to some.

Why else would the magi have taken such an arduous trip if not for an aching need to satisfy a hunger that all of the world’s wisdom had not yet...

Through much prayer, I began to see that my weariness had nothing to do with my children. I just had the winter blues!

If we delight in giving others gifts, imagine the joy God experiences when people open the gift of eternal life.

Takes a lionizing and fairly standard look at the life of the South African revolutionary, contextualizing debated aspects of his life.

Most people have seen one or more versions of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. But when I first read the novel itself, after viewing various...

Have a Merry Christmas, single mom and single dad! You are loved.