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The dating world has changed, and many young Christians want to be married, but have a difficult time with the season of singleness. Here's what...

As a person who has observed the holiday and spent my childhood skipping it, I don’t think there is anything wrong with either approach. Each...

Old-school acts of love may seem outdated to some but for many, they are a welcoming and refreshing real-life experience in a distant, electronic...

Whether you love it or hate it, Halloween is a great time for Christians to do more than stock up on candy: it’s a time to talk to our kids about...

The sin of greed can be defined as the excessive desire to acquire something. The most familiar form of greed pertains to material wealth.

Dagon in the Bible was a Philistine god of fertility and its representation consisted of having the face and hands of a man and the tail of a fish....

Using a marriage chore chart can help you decide who should be doing what and when in a way that helps you stay clear, organized, and allows you to...

It might be time to change the "usual or fixed way" you do things and try something different. It might be time to change your routine. The way you...

Our biggest mistake will be to lean too far on one side or another. Fearing God so much that we miss the abundant supply of grace and mercy, He has...

If you’re interested in reading more this year, or just want to check out some different genres of books, come along with me as I recommend 10...

I was learning from her to do the right thing in public and to do the right thing when no one is looking. I can think of many instances in my...

What stands in the way between us and the answers we ask for in prayer?

You’d like to be one of those couples that prays together daily and models what a spiritual home should look like. But if you’re like us, you’re...

I remember when I first learned that Mother’s Day can be the most painful date on the calendar for those still waiting to be mothers. A dear friend...

Jonah was a proud Hebrew, but perhaps too proud about his identity as a Hebrew. He places that identity before his religious one.