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Take a look at each of the following couples from the Bible. While their marriages are far from perfect, their stories provide truly beautiful inspirations to apply to our own relationships. 

Many ancient cultures operated on theocratic principles—but something unusual happened when the nation of Israel was founded. So what makes a theocracy, and what can we learn from the biblical descriptions of theocracies?

As I write this, I am sitting with my mother-in-law in her private room inside an inpatient hospice facility. She is sleeping. We are waiting. Waiting to see when the Lord will take her home. I am also waiting for my mom to get a pathology report...

A Biblical Examination of Worship, Revelation, and Divine Acceptance

Being liked by the world was never the goal. Being holy is.

...to ignore the rich provisions and helpmates He’s given us forfeits the full life He calls us to live.  

Grief doesn’t respect the personal vs. work boundary we erect in our hearts to cope with the pain of loss.

Empathy doesn’t require surviving the exact same situation. Empathy requires a willingness to wear the same emotions.

There is a growing body of research on the spiritual lives of young adults.

It is not always easy to know how to apply various passages of Scripture to the gospel, and to ourselves.

When you consider the wide agreement among biblical scholars about who wrote every other book of the New Testament, it’s a little mysterious that we don’t know who wrote Hebrews.

It happened again recently. I was listening to a sermon online and the preacher said, “God told me.”

The last two centuries have witnessed a massive transformation in the way human beings live, think, work, and arrange their lives. At the same time, the institution of the family has been under sustained attack, in turns dismembered and disabled...