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The boundary we set around our spiritual walk is crucial.

Build your calendar. After culling the old traditions and wrapping in some new ones, it’s time to pull out your calendar and see what’s feasible in light of school and church functions. Don’t forget to build in margin—that extra time of empty...

In America, Christmas tends to be more about family, gifts, traditions and food than anything else— oftentimes with many individuals briefly acknowledging the birth of Christ in a Christmas service.

How do we begin to fight for our families? How do we see past our everyday conflicts and recognize there is a spiritual battle going on for our homes?

While I love where we live, our home is out in the country, and often, If I only have an hour or two between meetings, appointments, or obligations, it’s not worth going home. However, finding ways to fill the time gaps can become quite expensive.

John 1:1-7 describes how a creating force from the beginning known as the Word becomes flesh. This text is a beautiful way to conceptualize the identity of Christ and a wonderful set of verses to commit to memory.

It’s essential to not only ask for help but receive the help with appreciation, gladness, and gratitude. 

Unlike satellites which travel in space, balloons are like other aircraft in that they are subject to international aviation law. According to such law, a nation’s airspace is sovereign territory that cannot be entered without express permission....

Legal experts are divided on whether or not the President committed impeachable offenses. Unsurprisingly, politicians and the American people are, too. Reportedly, 83.2 percent of Democrats support impeaching the president, while only 9.1...

In the darkest night, we want stories that are honest about that darkness. But we also long to see a bat signal in that dark night, too, and to know that on the other end of that signal is hope.

“Take my ribs, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.” This is how many across the nation have responded to the news that the longtime Supreme Court justice fell in her office Wednesday evening, breaking three ribs. Others have been less charitable.

Here are 5 suggestions for finding and embracing the everyday divine, every single day.

In total, Liz Truss held office for less than six weeks, by far the shortest term in her country’s history (George Canning, who died of pneumonia after five months in office back in 1827, previously held that record). In what is perhaps the most...

Culture often encourages self-actualization as a path to success. We are encouraged to craft a vision for our lives and make it happen. The spiritual path is different. Rather than crafting our own vision, it's about tuning into our Creator's.

Secularism continues to grow in the US. According to Pew Research, roughly three in ten Americans have no religious affiliation of any kind. Younger generations are less engaged in church than their parents; many committed Christians are not...

I plan to say more tomorrow about living for God’s glory. For today, let’s close with advice from the Roman Stoic philosopher Seneca (4 BC–AD 65): “Adopt once and for all some single rule to live by, and make your whole life conform to it.” What...

I often feel like my time with God is boring, non-productive. I feel like it's been forever since I heard a fresh word from Him. I long for those days of sweet intimacy where I could truly sense Him with me in every moment of my day.

We are exploring this week the biblical mandate, “Whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31). “Whatever you do” applies even to those times when we have nothing to “eat or drink.” In those...