Weblog Weekly Archives

Sometimes life is beyond hard. We can rest in the hope we know the One who carries these burdens for us.

The point is that politics and political scheming in our nation's capital are nothing new, and there is little we can do about it other than vote...

If there’s one thing people want to know, it is God’s will for their lives. If only they knew it, they would follow it—and all would be well. But...

A reader recently questioned how my new marriage could be blessed if I was in so much pain. Here's my response...

There is a danger in trying to assess the effectiveness of our ministry. We see and understand so little of what the Lord is doing.

Many American teens are sleep-deprived, and parents blame their attachment to electronics, new survey results show.

I really liked the musical "The Greatest Showman." I also appreciated much of the message of one of its more popular songs, “This is Me.” But the...

Our longing for acceptance and community can cause us to change who we are in an effort to fill the gaping hole in our soul.

After a decade of single moms' ministry planting, we've uncovered some important best practices.

Nearly one-third of young Americans ages 18 to 24 in a study sample were deemed “financially precarious,” or financially unstable, primarily...

The communication revolution is, to my thinking, self-evident. What is less discussed is the community revolution it reflects, and what that means...

We've all become careless with the truth.

You get the sense that some studies are just fun for those doing them. Either because they know they are on to something, or it’s a groundbreaker....

He who emptied Himself for us, who allowed men to stretch His arms upon the cross, who created our inmost being and numbers the hairs on our head...

According to a new survey from Common Sense Media, most teens now say their favorite mode of communication is texting (35%), surpassing...