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We need discernment if we are to seek relationships that are Godly and healthy for us as God intended.

All parents want what's best for their children, sure, but what if God is calling them out of safety or comfort and inviting them to more? How do...

The Coen Brothers’ newest comedy has a lot to say about God. Not quite in the traditional sense, mind you.

It’s time to shine the spotlight on five upcoming Christian movies which look certain to please. Don't miss this year's top faith-based films!

A recent survey by the BBC found that the book most people lied about reading was not Tolstoy’s War and Peace, but Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s...

In looking closely at Psalm 119, the longest chapter of the Bible, we find wisdom and treasure, that points to the greatness of our God...

But while counterfeits may change, Scripture stays the same.

Tomorrow marks the beginning of Lent, a 40 day span of time in which Christians everywhere abstain from something to grow closer to God.

Grace is an amazing gift. It frees one person from condemnation and another from hate. It empowers justice to become a tool for restoration instead...

Ask anyone who wants to be a pastor why they want to be a pastor, and the answer is almost always the same: “I feel called to preach.” So why is it...

Could you give up your most cherished dream, to pursue your life’s true calling? This question shaped the life of Lilias Trotter, one of history’s...

Working moms have been burned by judgment and criticism. And worse, Christians have stood by and let this happen, sometimes partaking in the attack...

As a recent video from Buzzfeed demonstrates, Christians have their own set of terms and phrases which sound strange to those outside the Church.

The things we say can cut deeper than any scalpel, and the Bible has warned Christians more than once about the damage our words can inflict.

True shepherds always point their sheep to the Shepherd; these shepherds give all glory to Jesus and keep none for themselves.