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As the world continues to spin around my seemingly motionless body, the tick of life’s clock echoes in my mind: my days are numbered.

Here are five of the lessons that have been both the most challenging and also life-giving in our relationship.

A national conversation has been ignited on the relationship between religious freedom and non-discrimination, and the dividing lines are not neat...

I am very aware that my kids will not be with me much longer. So, I am taking mental pictures all the time.

12 Years a Slave, out on DVD March 4, stars Chiwetel Ejiofor in a career performance and tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free Northerner...

How, exactly, does hell glorify God?

A man who had an affair angrily asks his wife, "How long do I have to pay for what I did?" When is a person's apology "enough?" What are some...

No matter how dark things may be, if we are willing to come to Jesus and let Him direct our lives, our joy is restored.

Noah is a biblical epic, starring Hollywood actors, directed by an atheist, about God's wrath and mercy, surrounded in unknowns.

While these issues are not unique to pastors, they are certainly pervasive.

"In every detail of their lives—in business, pleasure, in Christian service, in civil duties—they took the Sermon on the Mount as a lamp to their...

We either live by the letter of the law, which kills the soul, or we live by the Spirit, which gives life (2 Cor 3:6).

“When I know she’s going to be critical of me,” Jonathan began slowly, “I brace myself. I try to prepare for it.”

Online learning has become a viable, popular options in post-secondary education. How can you make these new tools work for you?

Star Crossed tries to incorporate relevant social commentary into its story, but leaden dialogue and lack of subtly make it more laughable than...