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Are we projecting optimism? Are we communicating our solid and joyful hope in our lives, our families, our churches, and our communities?

“I can’t really get my husband’s attention,” Carrie complained, her face appearing tired and drawn. “We haven’t been emotionally connected for years and I’m not sure it even bothers him.”

It was not surprising when one day, when my son was an early teenager, seemingly out of nowhere, he asked, “Daddy, what’s the biggest mistake you’ve ever made in your life?”

We seem to dwell on Good Friday and Easter. But my thoughts have been dominated this month by that sad Saturday.

Public acts of compassion can quell the racial rhetoric of hate-mongers leveraging this tragedy to spread social venom.

A university student in Tehran was sentenced to one year of deprivation of education for believing in Christianity.

I suspect that my life experience makes this a much more meaningful song that it was when we played it on a cheap cassette player in a dorm room long, long ago.

A habit of daily Bible reading leads to a heart enthralled with Jesus

Okay, we're one day closer to the end of the world than we were yesterday. But whether doomsday is weeks or millennia away, the Christian message remains the same.