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Everyone in Christ is free from shame! Learn to recognize shame versus guilt, and walk away from both. 

Verbal and emotional abuse sneak into relationships with stealth and cunning. Unlike physical abuse, its after-effects leave invisible bruises, long-lasting scars that are far too easily hidden, and often, a complete alteration of one’s entire...

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.

From "Rabbi" to "Immanuel" to "blasphemer" and "King of the Jews," Jesus was not short on titles. Practically every major event in his life, from his birth to his crucifixion, is marked by the pronunciation or rejection of some title.

The wonder that Easter sparks in our souls is something we can enjoy each day of our lives. When we do, we’ll experience the joy that comes from connecting with God’s presence in our lives day by day. Here’s how to live with the wonder of Easter...

The bloodiest chapters in Scripture raise hard questions—but what if divine judgment is also the deepest proof of God’s love and holiness?

Manifold Witness is a fascinating book, but John Franke's proposal is a recipe for theological disaster. In this book, a new postmodern form of theological liberalism comes fully into view.

“I don’t love you anymore.” I froze, staring at my husband, the man I’d pledged to love, honor, and respect, until death.

Roger shares his favorite description of Jesus found in the Bible.

Looking to make a little extra cash while raising a family? Always dreamed of owning your own business? Direct-selling may be for you.

Give the gift of unconditional love and faithfulness to the women around you.

Dr. Roger explains why God's grace and forgiveness don't give us permission to keep purposefully sinning.

There is a desperately needed wake-up call that American Christianity needs. A wake-up call to shake us from the trivial and divisive, the mundane and the meaningless, the inane and the banal.

The APA report on sexual orientation and appropriate therapeutic responses is out today and full of surprises. Here is an analysis.