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For many decades, the Church has been willing to talk about a gospel of personal salvation, but we really haven't had the courage to stand up and take God's Truth into our culture.

Here is the truth I’m now able to see: there are some seasons in parenthood that we just rejoice with gratitude that we made it through them!

It's easy to see ourselves with the wrong perspective when things are going well. But when life is crumbling around us, we cling to God. When we experience the goodness of God, we can switch our perspective from one of a saint filled with pride to...

Boredom, as uncomfortable as it can be, may call us back to prayerful attentiveness. It may move us into a deeper engagement with the Spirit of God. So, while it may be okay to be bored in church, it is never okay to be satisfied with boredom.

There's a fine line between throwing goals out the window and extending grace to oneself. But one of the glitches with a New Year's resolution is it also comes almost without exception with an ominous thundercloud of potential—if not...

In our spiritual failings, we might become worn out and need to rest. However, when we realize that God loves us and has provided us a life with purpose, triumph comes as we rely on the Lord in our relationship with him.

 Nothing speaks to the supreme union and intimacy between human beings and God more than that institution.

Many of us think that we have failed our New Year resolutions, but maybe it’s the New Year resolutions that have failed us.

Post-Traumatic Church Syndrome- have you heard of it? I hadn’t, until I read Reba Riley’s post describing her own struggle and eventual self-diagnosis of this spiritual condition.

I often joke that one of my ministries is to make you feel better about your spiritual maturity. This post will make you feel better about yourself as a human being.