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Too many Christmas letters read like resumes of accomplishments designed to impress people. Here's how to avoid that.

How do you maintain your sanity during a time that is recognized as a celebration of the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ?

Since I enter this holiday season with the heaviness of the recent loss of my brother, I have gained a fresh new perspective.

Our relationship with God requires an investment of our time and energy, it will not happen by itself. In the same way, our relationships with others will take effort if we want them to grow.

Too often, Christians sound like the Pharisee who prayed, “God, I thank you that I am not like those sinners." Can you blame someone for hesitating to trust Jesus when they see his followers living like that?

As a Christian, I believe what the Bible has to say. And according to Psalm 24, I belong to God. And if I belong to God, then I am not my own.

One of my favorite Christmas stories happened during the horrors of war. The Christmas carol “Silent Night” was responsible for a wartime Christmas miracle.

There is something wonderfully sacred about choosing to look past being set aside to see God's call to be set apart.

The Personal Conduct Policy of a Christian is to love (for real), hate what is evil, and outdo each other in showing honor.