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This is why examples of toxic masculinity are so shocking to the world: Christian men should know and be raised better. The biblical paradigm for masculinity is this: self-sacrifice and there is one perfect example, Christ himself.

“Where is God?” Let’s explore what the Bible says about where God is and what we can do when we feel distant from him. 

To recover from disappointment or betrayal, try the following three things to bounce back.

Quiet time is essential for any Christian's spiritual maturity. However, reading the Word and praying the same way each day can cause people to get into a spiritual rut or go through the motions of the faith. When Christians get into a spiritual...

Filling our time with meaningless activities can be a sign that we are discontent. Whether it be on technology, shopping, or even working more than necessary, attempting to fill the void with anything other than God will never work.

The semicolon tattoo symbolizes hope and not giving up when life’s troubles get you down, which is a very Christian message.

Recent events, like Rev. Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde urging President Trump to show empathy for illegal immigrants and Selena Gomez breaking down over mass deportations, illustrate how emotions can be used to push political and social agendas under...

Ascension Day reminds us that Jesus' story didn't end when he came out of the tomb on Easter Sunday. More miraculous behavior was coming, and it would change his believers' lives in new ways.

National Grief Awareness Day reminds us that avoiding sorrow only deepens the pain.

Your binder should be a useful tool for you; therefore, start with information you use all the time and put it in an easy-to-access place

If you work with a Flirty Frank or Tempting Tina, there are some ways you can stand strong against temptation.

Chasing approval will wear you out. Learn how to rest in the blessings God’s already given you.

God can use you as a powerful change agent in your church if you choose to stay and inspire others in your congregation.

Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax is a captivating and charming visual feast. Yet it’s almost done in by ham-fisted didactic liberalism.

Discouragement. It stops progress—especially progress overcoming temptation, doubt, and fear. But that’s not what God wants.