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We drain contentment of its meaning when we treat it as though it is a consolation prize or a place-holder for the thing we really want....

100 million copies are sold each year. The Bible is the most widely read, most fiercely debated, and most often quoted book in history.

I want to talk about the power of emotional resilience: the ability to accept life’s challenges and grow through them.

If you've been at the same church for a long time and have struggle to make friends or build community, here are 3 important tips to help you out.

When our parents grow old, we often become their caregivers, and they rely on us like we used to rely on them growing up. Our roles shift, and we...

I posted a paragraph on Facebook calling for pastors to dress "to inspire confidence." Within 24 hours I had 245 comments. Clearly, people have...

Life is filled with opportunities, but the big question is what we do with them.

The curiosity of children and the questions they ask also can make us stop in our tracks with disbelief, shed a tear in sorrow, or hide our faces...

My husband and I will tell you that having kids is well worth the effort. But uniting together to raise kids certainly hasn’t been easy.

These words are typically used to keep someone from divorcing, or to point out why someone’s life is so difficult, as in, "Well, what did you...

Here are my observations on how to transform a collection of comatose do-nothings into a thriving, caring, loving church of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Last year I developed a set of questions to ask myself about every sermon before I preach it. This helps me to evaluate its tone, content, and...

Make praying together a priority in your day, and make sure to find a place where you can pray without interruption.

We live in a distracted age. We sneak frequent glances at our phones and get immersed in things that don’t matter in the long run. This has...

Changes can be hard. But they can be life giving and life-altering. What should you do during this time? Keep your eye on the Rock.