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I had great plans before I became a parent, plans to be the perfect mom. But then reality hit. It seems that in this busy season of life, I am always serving my kids left overs.

Over 42 years, I have pastored six churches. During this time, I've noticed things I love about church... and also things that need to change.

Do you know women who have gone through an abortion?

Years ago, when I was serving as a preaching pastor in a church, I was approached by an eleven year-old in our congregation who wanted to introduce me to his friend, Jared.

It wasn’t certitude and confidence in Christianity that led to the Crusades. The problem was a failure to be true to the content of the Christian faith—the very thing that 21st century pluralists see as the problem.

“I hate that we haven’t been able to make it work. I’m still hoping for the best, but just don’t know how to find our way back to each other.”

Often in the deepest struggles of life, we find ourselves in a place that feels dark. We can’t understand what God is doing and wonder if He even cares.

The question that movies like Woodlawn and the recent God's Not Dead seek to answer is, "Will we glorify God with our actions?" But a better question might be, "HOW will we glorify God?"

In our most intimate moments, we often protect ourselves by hiding our journey. Jesus whispers, “Let me stay and hold you today.” Enjoy a moment of peace with Bonnie Gray's words of encouragement for your soul.

After more than ten years of serious study and careful examination of culture—what it is, how it’s formed and its present influence on the church—I find that Americans generally flow in one of two directions. They either tend toward being...