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It’s tempting focus on romance, but when children are involved, you must make wise decisions that reflect God’s best for all of you.

Jesus is not as impressed with our sign-up sheets and our volunteer work and our church attendance as He is with the condition of our hearts.

It’s been over a decade since Indianapolis-born Tiffany Arbuckle Lee first adopted the stage name “Plumb.”

The idea of culture "keepers" is significant. There are aspects of culture – a nation’s culture, a church’s culture, a family’s culture – that must...

Creative and visually inspired at times, but thematically a dark film that may frighten younger viewers unaccustomed to dealing with loss.

This week’s TIME magazinecover story announces that, forty years after Roe, the pro-life side is winning the abortion debate. I say, “Not so fast.”

A few years ago, my husband and I decided to seek out intentional community with our living situation. We found it in another couple and their two...

We have to start looking at evangelism as less than a one-time, do or die opportunity and more of a journey.

Embracing suicide for the elderly would represent a radical departure from our founding values and a tragic step backward in the political progress...

Russia's ban on adoptions by American parents, considered a retaliatory response to U.S. sanctions against Russia for human rights abuses, will...

I wonder if we know when to make a change. Yes, we know what we want to change, and when we have windows of opportunity, but that is different than...

It's easy to become bored. Sadly, we even become bored with our mates. Few notice the drift happening, but one day you notice the change...

My dear friend sent me this gospel-soaked prayer that he wrote early this morning after reflecting on Joshua 24:14-15...

Instead of making resolutions this January, why not pick "New Year's Values" instead?

“Don’t quote the Bible to me!” she says with annoyance. “I don’t believe it anymore.” Was that how your world changed?