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False niceness can never and will never produce an authentic, deeply meaningful relationship, just like weeds won't magically produce zinnias.

The first scientific revolution to challenge the Christian faith is now a part of the worldview of virtually every Christian and non-Christian. At first, though, this new idea seemed to undermine the Christian view of the place of human beings in...

One fall, a friend shared her holiday plans with me. She and her husband had been invited to his family, all of whom, it appeared, disliked her and made no effort to hide this. I asked her if she found her visits challenging. Without hesitation,...

In this article, we will look at examples of others who were hurt by the ones they loved, and we will discover how to properly respond in these types of situations.

Are you constantly comparing yourself with others and coming up short? Here’s a detailed letter from a woman who wrote me about this issue. I think the details she presents are helpful for discerning the many common temptations we face as single...

I was afraid of saying no to an opportunity that could be THE opportunity and I'd regret it.

There is almost no remote corner of this culture that is not marked by the toleration of vulgarity, or the outright celebration of depravity.

Ellen Stumbo loves the Church. However, in her new blog post, she admits that sometimes this “beautiful” institution “can also be so ignorant that it pushes away the most vulnerable.”

Let the redeemed of the LORD tell their story (Ps. 107:2). Like the spine of a good book, scars—by their very nature—imply there’s a story to tell.

Gen X-ers, as they age, are bucking all conventional wisdom and not returning to the religious fold. Why is this news?