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When we work out with weights in the gym, we know we must begin with small weights, gradually strengthening our muscles and increasing weight with time. We build perseverance in the same way.

"We don't see the physical suffering here, but people need Christ. They suffer in a different way."

In our fourth year of home schooling, I faced something I had feared for a long time. How would I ever be able to teach three young children at once? I was certain that my weakness as a mother, my lack of educational training, and the normal...

"It was very difficult for us to turn people away who wanted to know more about Jesus."

For five agonizing days, the Rushers kept watch over their 4-year-old. His death now bears fruit.

There is a pervasive and persistent force working in American culture that is undermining individuals, disintegrating families and communities, and sapping the Church of its influence and relevance. That force is consumerism.

Starting with a documentary ("Beyond the Gates of Splendor") and culminating in a feature film in January ("End of the Spear"), producer Mart Green, is bringing the story of missionaries Nate Saint, Jim Elliot, Pete Fleming, Ed McCully and Roger...

Why would Edwards warn us that seeing Christ can be a pitfall? He did so because of what he read in 2 Corinthians 12:7-10. Paul said there that he had “been caught up into paradise” (12:3) and that he had been given “visions and revelations of the...

How do you measure 'GROWTH' in the life of your homeschooled children? Find out one simple method to help you remember how you can gauge the growth of your students.

On April 15, 2003, I held my mother's hand for the very last time. Surrounded by her adult children in the hospital room, Mother took her final breath after my oldest brother read the twenty third Psalm. While she finished her race well, I...

Too often, Christians in our culture throw discernment to the wind and accept everything that's labeled "Christian" without testing to make sure it truly aligns with the truth of God's Word. The consequences can be disastrous.

When my children were six, eight, and eleven, I took them on a mission trip to Mexico. God used that trip to gradually change our thinking, our attitudes, our priorities, our individual lives, and our family. Here's why I encourage you to take...