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Yesterday I was typing the name “Kermit Gosnell,” and my phone auto-corrected the name to “gospel.” I shuddered momentarily.

Each month we pray this will be the month only to experience disappointment again, our hopes like shifting sand beneath our feet.

Dyslexia is an auditory/language problem, visual/perceptual problem, and often a visual/motor (eye/hand) problem as well.

Gotye sings, “You can get addicted to a certain kind of sadness.” But Ecclesiastes is clear that there are times for sorrow AND joy.

Feminists in the past have condemned manly virtues. Now, a feminist says we need more of them.

The core ideas, conflicts, and yearnings resonate so sincerely that it makes the occasional weight of self-import easy to forgive.

Living the tension between "leave and cleave" and "honor your parents" isn't always easy.

This animated coming-of-age story is aimed more at adolescents than young children, and packs a surprising, emotional wallop.

A good story told by a skilled author can do a great deal of good. It can even lead us to God.

A tax refund isn't a gift from the universe: it’s part of your paycheck that you should have been getting all along.

As a theologian Calvin stood without peer in his day, and as an exegete Calvin was arguably ahead of his time. But above all else, Calvin was a...

There is a growing phenomenon in many churches – particularly large, fast-growing evangelical churches - that can only be called “heresy creep.”

As a parent, how do you deal with a child who commits suicide? Pastor Rick Warren and his family are walking that road.

The casting and the idea to make a movie about FDR are inspired. That's where the inspiration ends for this gross miscalculation.

We have the daily, even minute by minute decision to make: to choose what is BETTER.