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If we are to model ourselves after Christ, we should do so not just in the way we pray, or the way we trust, but in the way we communicate.

Doug Wilson stated that “Males will necessarily be dominant in any given culture, and the only question before that culture concerns whether or not that dominance will be constructive or destructive.”

Any time that we put “ourselves” and “our thoughts” in between us and any situation, we’re not portraying true humility.

You’ve got to figure out what is true and what is a lie.

We celebrate when our kids score soccer goals or get an A on their big tests, but do we celebrate when they open their Bibles or pray before bedtime? If what we celebrate is what we cultivate, we might need to do things differently...

Do you know what to say—and just as important, what not to say—to a loved one who is struggling with suicidal thoughts? Here are some all-too-common responses that can increase rather than decrease your loved one’s pain and suffering.

We've all been there. What are the next godly steps to take to get over it?

Wise boundaries preserve life so reserves of love can freely flow to the right person, at the right time, in the right way. Boundaries help us operate from rest, rather than striving, the way Christ calls us to live.

If I want to grow as a believer wife, mother, and friend; if I want to experience the deep joy and peace Christ promised His believers, I'll make prayer a top priority—a habit.

Whether you have a prestigious title or none at all, if you influence someone around you, you are a leader. Are you a Christian who leads with your hands or your heart?

The simple fact is that you and I are just as fallen and temptable as those who oppose biblical morality. Our sins are no less sinful than theirs. The difference is that “by grace [we] have been saved through faith” (Ephesians 2:8). We have...

If you are like most couples, you have not considered the power and importance of intentionality and focus.