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Marriage is serious. God takes it seriously, and so should we. But in an age where weddings take up more conversation time than marriage itself, it’s easy to jump into an engagement on a wave of infatuation without asking some hard questions.

Read inside for an interview with attorney David C. Gibbs III, a tireless legal advocate on behalf of homeschooling families.

You know God has honored you by the call to shepherd His flock. So, give Him thanks. And give it your best, with some lessons from Moses.

According to Jesus, if you are a follower of Christ, the world is going to hate you. I can understand this especially if you profess to be a Christian. However, I want to pose a question to you that may seem a little odd at first. Are they hating...

Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses that stem from genetics, biology, personality traits, and societal pressures. Eating disorders are not “sins” and they are not choices. Nobody chooses to have an eating disorder, but recovery is...

They say having a baby can really complicate things, but for Reunion recording artist Carolyn Arends, the birth of little Benjamin Arends seems to have made her life a whole lot clearer. For this award-winning and chart-topping singer/songwriter,...

Perhaps you find yourself in conflict with the opinions and positions of your co-workers, neighbors, and even family members? How should we graciously engage with those who hold views in direct opposition to our own?

As Christians, we should take this time to be intentional with sharing the gospel with those around us; we should continue to cultivate our own relationships with God and be diligent in prayer. This is not a time to fear; it is a time to live the...

Don't tell an abused woman: “If you had more faith and weren't wavering in your emotions, God would heal this marriage.”

Before you leave today, I am praying that God will give you a new identity: I am a minister.

Some people rise above suffering. Their lives are literally deepened and “made” by the experience. Others wallow in it and never get over it.