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Throughout the varying seasons of parenting, ensure that you are constantly investing in your marriage. Studies show that divorce rates are soaring among new empty nesters. When the last child walks out the door, the couple has drifted so far...

For years, Hollywood hasn’t had the best reputation for its tolerance of Christians. In fact, it’s even been suggested that an actor’s religious beliefs could actually hurt their career. But as more and more faith-based films find their niche,...

A father's influence can shape a lifetime of values and relationships, as one author reflects on his own childhood experiences with his father and the importance of shared activities in building strong bonds between generations. By cultivating...

Chris Pratt may be a big-time Hollywood actor, but he’s not at all afraid to talk about God. So, when he stepped onstage at the 2018 MTV Movie Awards, he used the spotlight to share 9 rules of life with today’s youth. Through a mixture of goofball...

Tyrants ancient and modern have tried to erase any sign of Jesus. It didn’t work then, and it won’t work now.

As I began preparing materials and curriculum to include in my women’s ministry’s study on apologetics, I realized that conversations around faith might boil down to two specific topics.

We are to walk in our faith, work to develop and grow our faith, share our faith, and live our faith in a way that others can see Christ in us. But the call to keep the faith is an exhortation that comes with a warning.

God created us and knows what we need. Just as He knows what the flower needs for nutrition, for duplication, for a long-life, He surely knows everything we need.

Most of us bow under the weight of more than a few questions about children and how they come to faith. How do children believe? When are they able to believe? And what can we do as parents to ensure they choose Jesus when the time comes?

How do we actually take our spiritual life to the next level?

We must stand for truth and become defenders of the Christian faith.

Give all the matters over to the Lord and trust Him with the outcome. The Lord can be fully trusted, and He will never fail you.

Graduates: If you're going to hold on to the enthusiasm you have for life today, if you're going to hold on to the dreams and delight of today, you'll need to know one thing for sure: God's the glue.

My testimony is not just for me, it's to be shared! Communicating what God has done in our lives is one of the most powerful ways to show Christ to others. 

In moments of doubt and weariness, we often need gentle reminders of God’s promises and faithfulness.