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Christmas is a wonderful time of year, but often it’s a struggle for single parents. It seems that every past disappointment finds an outlet to resurface during the holidays.

The Bible teaches that true Christianity is not about outward actions, but rather a deepening relationship with God through the Holy Spirit. By accepting our powerlessness and turning to the Spirit, believers can walk in Christ's will and live a...

Discover how to find hope and resilience amidst crushing setbacks by embracing the powerful metaphor of a dying kernel of wheat. Learn how to trust in a divine plan even when your dreams feel shattered and discover the abundant fruit that can...

Hope is a powerful stabilizer rooted in trust in God, providing confidence that He works for our good in all things, and is essential for enduring difficult circumstances. By cultivating hope through prayer, reading Scripture, and aligning our...

Amidst news of fallen Christian leaders, this article highlights the silent faithfulness of countless others serving God and His people. Discover how to support and pray for both current and restored ministry leaders, recognizing their vital role...

Philippians 1 is a passage in the Bible that emphasizes the importance of humility, steadfastness, and reliance on Christ as our strength and provider. The author reminds readers that their human nature, or "flesh," is inherently opposed to God's...

When facing fear and uncertainty, praying to God as your Refuge, Shield, Fortress, Dwelling Place, and Strong Tower can be a powerful source of comfort and protection. By invoking these descriptive names for God and seeking his deliverance from...

Explore how personal struggles and the experiences of Mother Teresa offer profound lessons on faith, teaching that true trust in God means holding on even in doubt. Discover how embracing these 'dark nights of the soul' can strengthen your faith...

T. S. Eliot's "The Cultivation of Christmas Trees" offers profound reflections on approaching Christmas with childlike wonder and expectant joy, urging us to move beyond commercialism and tedium.

Amidst uncertain times, discover how to find purpose and make a difference, even when feeling insignificant.

When it comes to learning to read does slow and steady always win the race? Read on to learn some of the benefits and pitfalls of each method.

Until recently, I would have admitted to being perfectionistic the way someone might confess to being especially pretty: It’s harmless. It’s kind of cute. It’s just the way I am.

"I honestly get sick of failing to fit in and feeling like an absolute failure at social functions. How can someone be better socially?"

My heart has broken over the Ashley Madison scandal, over all of the heart-broken spouses suddenly trying to pick up the pieces of their lives. I have been there. Here are a few thoughts on how one walks the path toward adultery.

"Maybe it's the cyclist in the park, trim under his sleek metallic blue helmet, cruising along the dirt path . . . at three miles and hour. On his tricycle." So writes Hara Estroff Marano in a recent edition of "Psychology Today. According to...

Are today's parents spending too much of their time coddling their children? Al Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, explores the problems that arise when well-meaning parents become hyper-protective.