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Many want a prophetic witness that will spin the situation to look favorable, regardless of whether that favor is from the Lord or in touch with...

Although many are harmed by a husband’s struggle with pornography, no one is harmed more than his wife. How does a pastor care and counsel a wife...

A recent story in the news brings into question the school system's ability to exercise authority when they are unable to deliver appropriate...

Everyone needs a mediator.

Deconstructing a misguided idea

The New York Times ran an interesting opinion piece this weekend: “Raising a Moral Child.”

It started in December, when Focus on the Family first began running “Irreplaceable” trailers in cinemas across the nation. The trailer – which you...

Sometimes prayer can feel like a waste of time. Surely I’m not the only one who feels like this. But then I read quotes like the this one by Martin...

We’ve lost some of our civility when it comes to what we post on social media. We are quick to blast a company that we feel has wronged us. It all...

I’ve recently done two funerals. It’s had me thinking about a question someone said we should ask ourselves: What do you want people to say about...

Over the weekend, I did what many people who have been weighing in on the movie Noah had yet to even do: I saw the movie.

Should churches make it possible to “attend” without ever leaving your house?

Without Jesus you wouldn't breathe at all.

Former prosperity gospel advocate, Sean DeMars, thundered back at his former faith recently, calling it “The ‘Gospel’ that Almost Killed Me.”

Ellen Stumbo admits that sometimes the Church “can be so ignorant that it pushes away the most vulnerable.”