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When God chisels the dead weight out of our lives it can be quite painful. In this new high quality, remastered version of their most requested...

"We pray for our nation and its leaders during these difficult times."

I'm not an expert on marriage and by some standards I'm still a rookie. But I have learned a few things in these ten wonderful years.

When every part of a human is working as it was designed to work by God, then a man is happy.

"My parents can't understand my calling to be so active in the church," one reader shares. Read the rest inside!

Although a spiritual battle between good and evil is constantly going on around us, it’s easy to neglect giving it our attention.

This is the time to recap the year that was. But how do you really get a twelve-month snapshot of a culture’s zeitgeist? I would argue for two...

Boredom is a relatively new concept. In the eighteenth century, no one was bored. There was no time or energy to be bored.

Does your family suffer from the Dec. 26th blues? The original Christmas season unfolded in a long, slow manner, starting with the hush of Advent...

The winner is...? Certainly not the audience. Could have been fun were it not for the thick layer of smut coating virtually every scene.

Author Mary DeMuth talks about her new book, The Wall Around Your Heart, and how we can forgive those who hurt us and find healing community.

Nothing is wasted. Everything "fits" somewhere.

If you’re considering making some New Year’s resolutions this year, consider this: our wills are captive to what our hearts love, and we are...

More often dull, listless, and unengaging than outright bad or painful to watch, though its Eastern witchcraft may be bothersome to some.

There are a few reasons taking inventory is so valuable as we try to move forward into our next year.