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While families are sometimes replete with joy, and other times with heartache, God provides a clear example of how we as believers should behave...

If you’re not ready to sacrifice your honey ham, but are hoping to reclaim some of the season’s simplicity, I invite you to read on.

There is not a decision you make today that will not affect somebody in your life.

The new film Christmas with The Chosen: The Messengers re-tells this well-known biblical story in a unique way, weaving the biblical narrative with...

Praying to an angel is specifically forbidden in Scripture. The book of Revelation, for example, depicts John bowing down before his angelic guide...

In an attempt to take advantage of the small window of time we had together, my husband had suggested we not talk about our jobs or our children...

A man sent to counseling, without some element of internal motivation and absent significant input from his mate, will likely end poorly.

Common grace refers to the goodness or blessings that flow from God that is common to all people whether they are believers or unbelievers. In this...

When we understand the importance of the Bible, we can, in turn, understand the importance of the pledge to the Bible, where it came from, and why...

Not only is God the Creator that wants to commune with His created—He wants us to reap the benefits of time spent in prayer. Here’s just a few.

This Christmas season, consider how God can use lessons of waiting and hope from Advent to help you grow and deepen your relationship with Him....

God is our ultimate Healer. We can run freely to Him with all of our needs and know He hears our prayers and understands our pain.

Jesus recognized women as on par with men by embracing their fellowship, support, and witness. Notably, whereas rabbis of the time refused to teach...

This season is so full of light and life, but none of it matters unless our hearts are in the right place. Commit this season to give your efforts,...

Gift giving shouldn’t be a weapon used in sibling (or any other) rivalry. Nor should it be a way to boost your ‘relative’ self-esteem.