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Although married friends may want to include single friends, sometimes they might unintentionally exclude these friends without intending to.

Here are four reasons why the start of Lent is the perfect time to commit to reading your Bible every day.

Journaling is actually just taking some time to meditate on life. It is a time of reflection on how your day, week, or even month has gone, and where you want to grow.

It’s plain and simple: we really do not want a Heaven-sent, life-rearranging revival. We want the results, the good part, but not the upheaval in our personal lives, priorities, and schedules which a Heaven-sent revival would demand.

Anxiety starts in the brain as a thought. Take it captive. Notice it and then replace it with the truth. God has already won; we are not subject to anxiety. Speak out against anxious thoughts and in the power of the Lord’s name claim the truth of...

Christ-followers and many faith-based counselors now use mindfulness in a Christ-integrated way as a therapy tool—because of its biblical roots in Scripture and the focus on connecting with God.

We may go through a season of teaching from Jesus, then testing as the life storm comes our way, then on the other side of it, we may see Jesus do something astounding or miraculous in our own lives.

Whatever you do, remember you are building your love relationship with God as you serve others. You'll be amazed at how reaching out beyond yourself gives you perspective and helps alleviate your loneliness and self-preoccupation.

Jan Coates' recent book describes how both abuse survivors and those who love them can get Set Free.

A friend and dear brother whom I respect, David Bryant, challenged me with a number of questions in response to last week’s article on Rep. Mark Foley. Read my answer to the question, "Why are we no longer outraged by gross moral compromise and...

What is happening (or not happening) in our churches to accommodate moral compromise? Michael Craven suggests it could be summed up in what may be called the "domestication of Christianity."