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Recently I spotted a T-Shirt that conveys a sad truth. "I’m not cynical. I’m just experienced." I receive a pretty steady stream of correspondence from “experienced” Christians who are fighting cynicism. A recent email is typical.

Gossip is a huge problem in the church and sometimes gossip is very stealthy. Satan has a slick marketing trick that he sells to Christians. We don’t call gossip by it’s name. We like to call gossip by euphemisms like “sharing our concerns” or...

Inspired people make things happen. If things are not happening around the house, usually it is because the mom is uninspired. Here are some tricks to help you stay inspired.

How can we make the most of this brief season and cultivate joyful, fruitful anticipation in our hearts and the hearts of our children?

Last year I posted a story about the decision by a Wisconsin elementary school to rewrite the lyrics of "Silent Night" to make it acceptable for the "winter program". The unfortunate choice for a new title was "Cold in the Night".

My question for you is, when is enough, enough? How much conflict should one person tolerate before they consider divorce? Isn’t living in conflict just as bad as divorce? I am confused by all this, and tired of platitudes that say stick it out...

Once upon a time, a person who denied the existence of God, life after death, and all things supernatural could be confidently called an atheist. But no more, according to a group that calls itself the "Brights."

Dear Dr. David: I have been married to a wonderful man who cannot help slipping back into using drugs. Please tell me, and other readers, about the impact of drug and alcohol use in marriage and how to do the will of God in these situations.