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By looking at the Bible as if it were fundamentally about us, we totally miss the Point.

If the breakdown of the family is one of the causes of secularism and makes evangelization -- including the evangelization of our own kids --...

I’ve been interviewing a lot of new Christians to hear how God has worked to bring them to the Savior. One pattern intrigues me. I often hear of...

In a culture where the arts are struggling to rise above the silly and the profane, the church has an incredible opportunity. Are we taking...

What does Psalm 46 teach us about resting in the Lord?

As a homeschooling family on the mission field, we encountered many challenges, such as a lack of materials at home.

The cast and crew of Man of Steel talk about the relevance of Superman.

Consider it a modern "scared straight" kind of story, one that fathers and sons should consider seeing together.

Is Oz the Great and Powerful, out on DVD June 11, a worthy prequel to the 1939 classic? Are there any positive takeaways or cautions to be aware...

It is a sin to dwell on past blessings if . . .

We should avoid these dangerous tendencies

When I joined a church, my pastor became the first example of what a faithful, wise, godly father and husband was supposed to look like.

Dear Deborah: Do I need to stop giving to pay our debts?

Encouragement for those of us who have been told by God to wait, to sit still, to stay put.

Oh, no. The “L” word. The “L” word with which married folks think we singles struggle the most. Not "lust," actually - "love."