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As in The Transporter, Jason Statham is clearly in his element when executing grueling feats of ridiculousness. And The Mechanic is certainly no exception.

It makes perfect sense that a leading progressive would hate the thought of honoring God while trashing the institution created by God.

Sometimes we doubt. We don't want to, but we do. Learn one powerful tip to becoming doubtless in the face of issues and problems.

In my experience, there are two major poles to avoid when witnessing at work. The first I’ll call the Christian Conquest approach. The second pole I’ll call the Christian Synthesis approach. Neither work.

To be sure, many of us are truly busy. But surely, for some of us, the busyness is a posture -- and it's one reason we feel so busy and frantic in the first place.

What do you do when you can't find peace? What you may not realize is that joy was found four steps back. You missed it. Find out how to grab it.

Don't approach church like a reviewer for Yelp, ready to rate its performance. Step up and initiate a change instead of being a critic.

Joy is the inner attitude that comes from knowing that God has the trial under control.

Emotional abuse is an epidemic in marriages today. It is not limited to physical abuse, but includes emotional power and control.

Comparison is an ugly game. Jesus warned us not to get caught up in it, especially when it came to how we “look” religiously.

According to Paul, a Christian is someone who does six things: (1) treasures Christ, (2) devalues everything else, (3) puts faith in Christ alone, (4) knows him, (5) suffers for him, and (6) becomes like him.

When the not-so good times roll, we need to remember that God has not left us. He’s walking right beside us through the mourning, weeping, uprooting, and war seasons.

With his new book, "How to Get a Date Worth Keeping," is Dr. Henry Cloud making you an offer you can’t refuse? Read the first of six monthly installments from one brave single and see if you’re ready to join the challenge.

What does the bad eye refer to in Matthew 20:15? It refers to an eye that cannot see the beauty of grace. It cannot see the brightness of generosity. It cannot see unexpected blessing to others as a precious treasure. It is an eye that is blind to...