Search

I believe we tend to focus too much on time management and too little on energy management. Yet in many vocations and in many places in life it is energy, not time, that is the more valuable commodity.

For those of us who tend toward the “yes man” personality, it’s hard to shift from reactionary parenting to intentional parenting, but there are important reasons to do so for the sake of both of you and your kids’ health and growth. Disappointing...

Pervasive presentations of private sexual acts have, to a degree, desensitized even those of us committed to a distinctly Christian sexual ethic. In such a climate, how can we push back against what seems to be an insurmountable tide of...

Peter’s life is, perhaps, the greatest redemption story ever recorded.

America is well on its way to adopting a whole new set of "family values." Anyone who insists that marriage is the union of a man and a woman and that parenthood should flow from that union is now dismissed as an intolerant, closed-minded...

An epidemic is sweeping our land in the form of church dissension over the smallest of issues. What's a pastor to do?

A noted pastor and theologian, Voddie Baucham had a deep love for God’s Word and teaches many believers how to apply it to their lives without compromise.

When someone like Ted Haggard is exposed as the same kind of broken human being I know myself to be, it's tempting to redirect my own shame and fear onto the wounded sinner.

Spiritual abuse is a term that seems to be gaining a little bit of traction with whole blogs dedicated to it. It describes a clear reality—that where there is spiritual authority in a sinful world, there will at times be abuse of that authority....

If you finding yourself needing to correct some long-held assumptions or pre-suppositions you hold or have held to be true here are two great reasons why Biblical literacy matters and one reason why it doesn’t.

Heartbreak has a way of clouding your hope for the future. Learn how to pray through the pain, stand on God’s promises, and move forward with boundaries and renewed confidence in who you are in Christ.

The question we must all ask ourselves is this: how will I honor God with this gift of raising kids, and how will my family utilize media for good?

Although motherhood has existed for millennia, I have yet to meet a mother who thinks she’s mastered the trade. But in Titus 2 we find a genuine nugget of mothering wisdom. It tells us to "love [our] children" (v. 4) tenderly. This may not appear...

When Christian leaders start siding with the culture over Christ, the damage runs deep—here’s what “Stockholm Syndrome Christianity” looks like and how we can resist it.

Need help in sorting through the conflicting claims? Two books shed new light on the Potter debate.