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Recently, the National Pastor's Prayer Network interviewed Jim Tomberlain of Catalyst, a network of church leaders seeking to impact their region.

Jeremy Camp's been down a path of pain, grief and, recently, new love and artistic success. So where's he headed now? During the time of this interview by cell phone, he was rolling down the road in a car driven by his wife, Adrienne (formerly of...

Blending families means building a new home. How do you successfully build a new home? Build it on Christ. Make Christ the focal point and supreme authority of your home, the foundation upon which everything is decided.

The summer of 1987 was the worst period of my business life. I was facing substantial business and personal financial pressures that I would never have dreamed of a few years earlier. And I was asking, "Lord, why is this happening to me?

Rumor has it that there is a moral code in professional hockey that guides how players hit each other or when they fight. Supposedly everyone knows it and it is universally seen as “dirty pool” when someone breaks this code. However, whether the...

For the next 30 days, let’s break the cycle of grumbling and challenge ourselves to show our gratitude for all our Father has done and will do in our lives.

I don't always see clearly which experiences are blessings and which ones do me harm, but God works through circumstances in the most improbable and unexpected ways. At least, that was the case when God took me through a financial wilderness — a...

If our child has already learned basic life skills, we will be less likely to interfere in the details of her daily life, and we will have prepared her for living in the world.

Keeping the Sabbath holy may not seem very productive, but there's more here than just a command. It reveals God's mercy.

Last June, I felt that first searing pain shoot down my right leg. Within a couple of weeks, I could barely walk and was having a difficult time in general as my back and both legs hurt. After x-rays and talking with a lot of people, I thought I...