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The couple recently took a ten-day trip to Africa to work with several charities and check up on much of the work that Harry’s mother began prior to her tragic death. They spoke excitedly about all the progress being made and the joy they felt in...

Last fall, as my husband worked outside on our house, he invited our oldest child, a daughter nearing her teens, to climb the ladder and join him on the roof. She handed him tools and provided encouragement. Eventually, our oldest son asked to...

We all grieve and deal with disappointment and loss in different ways and on different time frames.

What if losing your platform is the best way to find your voice? 

Some movies might be worth skipping, especially when they blur truth and fiction to mislead viewers about faith. Conclave, despite its popularity, is one of those films that leaves a distorted impression of the Catholic Church. Like similar movies...

In an increasingly connected world, events happening across the globe can have direct implications for our everyday lives. Take the recent exploding pager attack against Hezbollah, for instance—while TSA screenings are said to be able to detect...

We are all called to send and be sent, each of us. Through our prayers and resources, we support those who are vocationally sharing the gospel, and in our personal circles, we share the gospel as we have opportunity. A life devoted to sending and...

Jesus stands at the center of salvation, He is the author of freedom: “So if the Son sets you free, you will be free indeed.” John 8:36

Roman Catholic officials are exploring the Augsburg Confession for Christian unity, sparking discussion on ecumenism's complex history and the delicate balance between bridge-building and doctrinal truth.

One of my all-time favorite quotes comes from Abraham Kuyper and was repeated over and over by Chuck Colson: “There’s not a single square inch in the whole domain of our human existence over which Christ, who is Sovereign over all, does not cry...

It’s that annoying, yet catchy, song that millions have loved to hate over recent weeks. But one church saw beyond Rebecca Black’s “Friday” and all the way to Easter Sunday.

It is an extraordinary privilege to be the person who presents these wonders to your children.

On Feb. 12 we celebrated the anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth, and on Feb. 16 we celebrate President's Day. The relatively short history of our nation makes these days particularly momentous.

When the pathogens of the internal hurry and external distraction meet the reality of the lack of spiritual discipline, the result is a chaotic lifestyle. We need help! We need order and peace! We need a rule of life. Practicing a Rule of Life is...

Joseph’s coat of many colors symbolized favor. It was a garment given to Joseph by his father Jacob. It wasn’t a work garment like his brothers would wear, rather an elaborate work of art that was made to stand out.