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We’ll explore the top three pieces of worldly advice in contrast to Godly wisdom and prove once and for all that humanity offers far superior guidance—if epic failure is the goal.

I now see I wasn’t spiritually broken, I am just living in a broken body that needs help to stay alive and well. Here are some lessons I’ve learned about my faith and the need for antidepressants.

The Lord always listens, which might be one reason he is often silent during times of tremendous grief — he is crying with us. And since the Psalmist can lament uninterrupted, he eventually returns to sincere and comforting confidence in the Lord.

A person’s weight has nothing to do with the person, and a person’s value is not placed on the number on the scale. Whether you are new to learning about these things or not, here are five reasons not to compliment weight loss.

Over the past 29 years, here’s what I have learned about pastoral counseling. Obviously, I didn’t learn all of these lessons in one or two readings. Not by a long shot!

No one wants to be an alcoholic. No one says, "Do you know what? When I get older I think I'll be a drug addict." No one wants to have an anger problem. No man gets married and wants to hit his children or his wife. No one who suffers from...

This is NOT an attack piece on the divorced. It is written for the many believers who may be considering a divorce too soon because it is a cultural norm.

Readers will think of exceptions. But by and large, these statements have been found to be solid and trustworthy throughout long years of ministry.

Even if your political party wins the White House, it doesn’t mean that the culture at large will see things your way and start behaving differently.