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Bea has cast away the innocence and imagination of childhood and has no intentions of returning. But then Bea’s life gets a little strange....

Looking closely at Paul's journey, it becomes clear that his desire to follow Jesus compelled him to “pour himself out” with a generous spirit and...

Most Christians have little to no idea about the red heifer, from its original Old Testament context to its use as a symbol over millennia. Here...

“I have just been working at integrating my faith in my art the entire time, and just asking the Lord, ‘Okay, where would you have me? And where...

As Jesus-followers, we must remember to guard against antisemitism for many reasons. Here are seven particular reasons why Christians should care...

Discernment is all about being able to tell what's true from what's not, and what's right from what's wrong. Here are 7 things I learned about...

Our lives don’t begin when we get married or start dating; our lives are happening now. Moreover, we are responsible for our own happiness. A wife...

To now change the way words are used (a classic approach of dictatorships since time immemorial; for evidence, read George Orwell's 1984) is at...

You will figure out what habits grow you closer together, what activities keep you feeling connected, and how you manage communication and...

Christian leaders across the spectrum said this week they may abandon X (formerly Twitter) now that the Elon Musk-controlled company has -- for the...

The Bible phrase "Man shall not live by bread alone" is a profound biblical concept found in Matthew 4:4 and Deuteronomy 8:3.

Celebrating your husband doesn't have to be extravagant. The truth is, a few affirming words can go far.

Summer camp instills Christian life lessons into young people, but years later, it's counselors who often have the most to reflect upon.

Parents have the opportunity to speak life and hope to their children as they navigate through adulthood. If they choose to focus on negativity and...

Here are seven ways the God of all comfort shows up in our darkest hour.