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My first reaction to the Evangelical Climate Initiative (ECI) yesterday was to start brainstorming ideas to help. For example, if Christian television preachers and hosts/hostesses voluntarily switched from hairspray to gel I think that would make...

God wants to be on a first name basis with you and me and wants us to come to Him just as we are in our weakness and incompleteness.

When new Christians were asked if any evangelistic books, articles, or websites influenced their surrender to Christ, most said no. Other factors made a much bigger impact on them.

Is the yoga pants debate even worth our time? Or are there other things more worthy of our outrage?

It's a Holy Discontent that leads you to say: "That's all I can stands; I can't stands no more!"

The Bible encourages us to be great listeners and patient speakers. If that’s not you today, don’t fret. Instead, see today as an opportunity to become more like Christ.

The transition your teen makes to college or adulthood is a difficult one, both for the child and for the parents. How to cope?

As a single woman, I wanted a formula, a sure-fire way to figure out how to decide if I should marry a person...

The Babylonian captivity was one of the most traumatic events in Israel’s history. While the Babylonian captivity may seem irrelevant, it carries lessons for us as believers today.

The reactions to Kaepernick’s protest were swift, hostile, and predictable.

Christians want to see the relevance of the gospel to their everyday lives and they want to demonstrate that relevance to their friends and co-workers. Primarily, they want to share their faith and do so smoothly and effectively. Many Christians...

Many Christians are paralyzed with fear, or a failure to see the connection between the gospel and every day affairs, or an inability to segue smoothly into a conversation about Christ.

Human beings are far more capable than sloths are; we might be called lazy (or slothful) when we aren’t utilizing our full capabilities. The sin of sloth is a bit deeper than laziness though, and that subtlety is found in the thing that...