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The Bible, sometimes called “a manual for life,” is filled with wisdom for every married couple. Within its pages, we’ll discover God’s call for us as husbands and wives and the mind and heart-set to love our spouse well.

The call to ministry is almost all-encompassing, and it engulfs an entire family in a mission many of them didn’t choose. Being a pastor’s wife doesn’t just mean being married to a pastor. It’s a way of life.

When it comes to our words, we are living as architects or demolition specialists. I want to choose wisely.

Nothing is more important than that you keep yourself close to the Lord.

Here are 6 things I wish I had really heard and believed while I was still single.

Here are 6 essential ways you can support your friend as she grieves the loss of her child.

Conflicting values are generating many of today’s headlines. For instance, Mitt Romney wrote a Washington Post op-ed advocating decorum in the White House and claiming that President Trump “has not risen to the mantle of the office.”

God made us so that when we love Him and others, especially with the unconditional love Jesus taught and modeled, it develops a bond of connection that helps us become more fully human in the ways that He originally designed us to be.

There are 4 aspects of purity culture that can have a negative impact on our lives. After uncovering these aspects, let’s consider if we still need a purity campaign and if so, does this campaign have room for improvement?

Yesterday was Super Tuesday. Who should we as Christians support? What does the Bible really say about our political affiliation? Just a few thoughts on our responsibilities.

The newest host of the The View has a less than "rosy" view of Christianity. So please join me as I come clean with what I and my radical co-conspirators are really trying to accomplish.

Now I sit here, facing my crisis of belief. Will I step out in faith? Will I trust Him to do what only He can do? Will I believe that He will provide?

We should be mindful of how we use social media and consider how our online interactions can impact our relationships with others, including our spouses, families, and even God.

Rachel Olson knows that convictions sometimes lead us into places others understand, but thankfully we follow the God who knows it all.

... receiving God's forgiveness is intertwined with our willingness to forgive others. This mutual dependency underscores the importance of a forgiving heart, suggesting that our own spiritual well-being is connected to how we treat others