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When James asks us to be slow to speak, he is encouraging us to care in ways that can heal—by valuing the opinions and thoughts of others as much as our own.

As the virus continues to spread, let’s do our part to make sure we’re spreading truth and love, not fear and uncertainty. Here are some facts you can use to combat the fiction you encounter about COVID-19.

The decline of church attendance today happens, in part, because we have chosen to believe the myth that the youth are our future. They are not. They are our present and as the church we have a responsibility to them.

The challenges we face during this pandemic do make being a good neighbor more difficult. But it’s in times of trial that our faith can shine through the darkness more brightly than ever.

If you are desperate for "comfort and joy" this Christmas, let me encourage you to limit your sugar intake.

Singles are a fact of life, not only for planners in big cities, but also for churches. They assume they know what we need, but do they?

Panic attacks may carry the sting of social stigma, but in the heart of Jesus, we are carried in His love and His healing.

A spiritual infant looks and acts a lot like human infants. They’re self-centered, cry-babies, impatient, helpless, noisy, and messy.

It’s hardly a news flash. But it bears reminding all the same. We single evangelicals live on the front lines of the war against sexual purity.

The controversy over the casting of actor Chad Allen in the lead role of the movie "The End of the Spear" continues to grow -- and rightfully so. Chad Allen is known for his very public homosexual activism. As a matter of fact, he has been on the...

By God's grace, I found community on a plane one day. Which just goes to show: if you’re looking, community is where you find it.