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What is Christmas? I see Him, but not now; I behold Him, but not near; A Star shall come out of Jacob; A Scepter shall rise out of Israel (Numbers 24:17). The Birth of Jesus is one of the clearest prophetic events of all time.

After a solid week of almost constant rejections, the group consoled themselves with the idea they had planted spiritual seeds that would sprout later. His conclusion was these well-intentioned street evangelists really had not made any converts....

Sharing too much personal information in an effort to be well-liked. Women bond by sharing the intimate details of their lives, so they naturally tend to carry this behavior over into work settings. Because of their strong need for approval,...

Our culture is inundated—in print and on screen—with the idea that homosexuality is a normal, proper and healthy expression of “love” between persons. Now we are being told that homosexuality—in either orientation or act—is something approved by...

"I don't go to church, and I don't know one person who does." That statement, taken from Brian Kenny, a 39-year-old graduate student in Dublin, Ireland, launches readers of USA Today into a consideration of Christianity's receding influence in...

Despair by its very nature is almost always an overreaction, often severely so. We assume that we're doomed to failure in a situation where we may still have plenty of reason for hope.

At a recent speaking engagement, a new question came up. “So, why are YOU single?” I had never really thought of that question before.

Some people say that depression is solely a spiritual problem while others believe it to be a physical or mental disorder. Clinical depression was a problem Mary Southerland knew little about until she found herself sitting at the bottom of a...

Jesus’ conversations with a diversity of people during his life offers timeless wisdom in our approach to unbelievers.

As I was reading about the strategy of presenting an argument, these three images—sheep, serpents and doves—started coming together for me.

Marriage expert Joe Beam takes a long, hard look at the story of a man in love...only with someone other than his wife.