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The road to Hades is paved with good intentions. And, I’d like to add, with consequentialist arguments. I’ll explain how that’s so.

Self-control is more important than self-esteem. Research supports Ralph Waldo Emerson’s adage that “character is higher than intellect.”

In 1978, at Harvard, America heard from a prophetic voice. His comments have proven true and are worth revisiting.

There is good news. If you can tap into the joy that comes from obeying Christ and being in his presence, you can be a happier mom no matter what is happening.

There's a reason (several, really) this film has such bad buzz and very little promotion. It's basically the Joe Versus the Volcano of 2015.

When you approach, he gets defensive. He shuts down. Communication breaks down. What happened and what can be done?

While we may be well-intentioned, most of us are often guilty of saying one thing and doing another. We break promises as children, teenagers and even as parents.

We Kingdom Dwellers

Perhaps you feel like you're trying to fit your current life into an old wineskin. And you keep bursting. You're blaming yourself, but it isn't your fault. It's your skin. You just need to change wineskin.

We are often emotionally immature, though we only notice immaturity in others.

Veterans of the pro-life movement reflect on the last time an organization tried to expose Planned Parenthood’s involvement in the fetal tissue trade.

Adultery is a storm that destroys everything one knows. How do you clear the rubble and begin the process of rebuilding your life?

Esteeming purity is a great thing, as God’s design for sex is solely within the bounds of marriage. But much of what we teach about sex, leads to fear about dating.

Toys with its audience the way its characters toy with each other, to the extent audiences are likely to feel betrayed by the innumerable revelations and R-rated content.

I admit, I don’t think I’ve ever had a “perfect Lent” – one in which I stuck to my promise of sacrifice or prayer without faltering.

Embrace who you are, and even as you work to refine and improve that person, learn to share yourself with those around you. A habit of openness will help you feel freer and lead more effectively.