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Pixar's latest blockbuster has a secret turning point that should serve as a warning sign to every parent...

What if being a parent has more to do with our relationship with God, than somehow applying a formula to our children?

My son is my hero. Within him beats a heart that believes the best about people. He absolutely refuses to give up on people.

Jesus said : “In this world you will have trouble” (John 16:33 NIV). Will. Not might. Will.

Bitterness is something we’re all capable of. It’s what happens when we store our emotions instead of dealing with them.

By working together, we can help one another to surpass even the numerous good qualities of the (in)famous Proverbs 31 woman.

Mother's Day is especially difficult for women struggling with infertility and mothers of prodigals. If that sounds like you, don't give up!

Patience is a virtue much to be aspired to. But it is also a direct result of faith...

I need to confess my sins to my children. They need to know I sin; they need to know I repent, and they need to know I’m forgiven.

When we get that uneasy feeling that causes a heavy weight on our hearts and minds, how can we get free from it?

Here are 3 reasons why my husband will always come before my children, and why it has to be that way.

Do you ever wonder why God bothers with us? Wouldn’t it just be easier if he looked the other way or shoved us in the junk drawer?

Why do we look at age as something to be ashamed of when the Bible says it is a crown of glory?

God’s always speaking. He’s always moving, present, creating, healing. The trick is paying attention. The trick is savoring.

There are two powers at war in my mind. One of them makes me slave to sin, the other encourages me. Which voice wins?