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Author Brenda Darby discusses ideas for establishing 'table talks' on unity using her new book Can We Have the Conversation? A Spiritual...

What a beautiful thought that when we embark on the path of Christian counseling, we are doing so hand in hand with the God who says, “Behold I am...

A key way to honor your father is to thank him, either publicly or privately. Two members of the Fatherhood CoMission board of directors suggest...

These are hard times. But what if I told you that you can actually have joy in the midst of them? Happiness is not based on circumstances or good...

Teaching children to pray evolves from the moments we tuck them into bed as toddlers at night and pray with them. Eventually, they develop their...

The Bible tells us that you simply cannot serve God if you are also serving the 'god' of money. Here are seven ways to handle money well following...

It's always worthwhile to consider the influence of a father. Some are engaged and affirming, others absent or abusive. None are perfect, and all...

James was straightforward about living our faith. It’s paramount to believe and accept Christ as our Savior, and part of our purpose to proclaim...

If “necessity is the mother of all invention” then this is a moment where the great need of COVID-19 has pushed us all to expand the ways we...

When COVID-19 swept in, the church learned quickly that we are capable of so much more. Pandemic implementations now allow us to reach a greater...

At the heart of healing racism will be the need to demonstrate the gospel. If we will go forth with the love of Jesus in our hearts in the power of...

Dozens are gathering in prayer at the intersection in Minneapolis where George Floyd was killed while in police custody.

In these uncertain times, many of us feel anxious or afraid. This is the best time to open Scripture and seek comfort from God's word. Luke 12...

A new guide compiled by clergy, scientists and experts breaks down the best practices for churches as they begin reopen amid the coronavirus.

Even in a pandemic, we can bring the hustle and bustle with us. Or, we can choose to count our blessings