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Doubts come in three primary flavors: intellectual, emotional, and physical. All three are equally valid, important, and essential to address. Here then are 10 ways to overcome your toughest doubts.

What you hear may be difficult to swallow. It may even feel like an attack. Your instinct may be to go into self-defense mode. Instead, take instruction from James 1:19 and be “Quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to get angry.”

Many nutrients are needed in order to continue developing this incredible masterpiece: the human brain.

Don't tell an abused woman: “If you had more faith and weren't wavering in your emotions, God would heal this marriage.”

Leadership isn't just for those who are outgoing and charismatic. It isn't based on any personality type or tied to any age or background. Instead, it's a set of skills that everyone - including kids - can learn to help them succeed in all areas...

People must be confused when they say, “don’t judge me.” What they really mean is “please only approve of me.” People sometimes add, “Only God can judge me.” What does the Bible say about judging? Let’s find out.

My heart has broken over the Ashley Madison scandal, over all of the heart-broken spouses suddenly trying to pick up the pieces of their lives. I have been there. Here are a few thoughts on how one walks the path toward adultery.

Feelings and truth are not the same thing. Teaching your kids this at an early age will be so beneficial for the rest of their life.

No matter why, when, or with whom we take the plunge, most of us are nowhere close to understanding what it really means to tie the lifetime knot of marriage.

Permission Granted is an amalgam of true stories, the author’s tumbling emotions, and her desperate desire to face her fears and figure out how to love people as Jesus loves people.

God is clear on what he calls us to in love: to forgive as He forgave. Here are three ways to offer forgiveness and love your enemies in today's tough world.

Using a marriage chore chart can help you decide who should be doing what and when in a way that helps you stay clear, organized, and allows you to talk through this issue a little more peacefully as a couple.

Ever met someone and just “hit it off” right away? Ever read a book and thought, “If I could meet the author, I bet we’d be really good friends!” Well, that’s what I thought when I first read Lisa Samson’s work. Recently Lisa and I got together...

Thank you for all the ways you have upheld our students' wellbeing in the past. We ask you to continue to preserve their physical and mental health, even in this age of a pandemic.

Trying comparing these categories: responsibility, academics, supplementary curriculum, values, safety, and environment.

Friend, maybe it’s time for us to put the measuring stick away—for good! Because, in all honesty, if we don’t confront this validation beast that we inwardly crave, in time, it will not only cost us the precious relationship with our children but...