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Kirk Cameron talks faith, family, and baseball with Crosswalk.com's Ryan Duncan as they discuss his newest movie, Mercy...

Directors Jon and Andrew Erwin give faith-based humor with social and spiritual relevance their best shot and get two out of three right.

Students at secular schools face challenges that can invigorate or smother their faith.

Don't lose yourself while becoming yourself.

Most of the movie feels un-scary, unsure of its theology, inconsistent in its methods, but there are a few nuggets of subtle quality.

Here are five of the lessons that have been both the most challenging and also life-giving in our relationship.

Could Judas Iscariot have changed his path? Or was he always destined to betray Jesus? Dr. Roger tackles his challenging subject in this week's...

Four little boys sit around your table eating pizza and telling jokes. Chances are one of them will be bullied before age 18.

Listen, there is JOY TO BE FOUND in snuggle time and there is joy to be found in alone time. There is a time for it all.

There was so much awe, wonder, and sheer joy at just being a child in Disneyworld.

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One wonders how Christians today whose lives are marked by deep suffering, tragedy, or persecution for their faith could apply Victoria Osteen’s...

In honor of the 20-year re-release of Forrest Gump, we look at why the film remains so important to people of faith.

I refuse to allow my joy to be disrupted because someone cut in front of me in line or didn’t reply to a text.

Maybe it’s because we are so focused on others, but sometimes we neglect to focus in on ourselves and our own health.