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The conventional wisdom reminds us that a man is often known by his enemies. The same is true for Christianity and, through centuries of heresy, schism, and apostasy, Christianity has collected a good number of enemies. Now comes Matthew Fox, a...

In most of the single women I know, there is a residual sense of needing men, on some level. And yet in practice, there’s a lot of life that can be lived without them. As a result, I’ve seen in many twenty-thirty-something single women, a...

If your anger and sexual impulses control you, your life will become a living hell. They can make you a miserable, selfish, impossible person. But if you tame them, bring them under strict discipline, they can transport you to your fondest goals...

Denials of orthodox Christianity are now common from the theological left, but John Killinger's "Ten Things I Learned Wrong in a Conservative Church" is worthy of note. This book proves once again that the doctrine of biblical inerrancy really is...

Hopeless? No. The fact is that even in these situations a possibility exists that the marriage can be saved and, with time, made good again.

All across the country, several churches and their pastors are beginning to create a new way of constructing their weekly messages, choosing to move from an individualized study model to a communal one.

In part one of our two-part series, meet Bill Kennedy ... now eight years into an unjust 20-year sentence for money laundering, racketeering and fraud. According to Kennedy, "The things I was doing before were not going to have an impact on...

Don't let this moment pass without teaching your children the mind-boggling significance of the Reformation. Begin by reading this article aloud to them. Also read George Grant's column "Today Is Reformation Day" aloud to your family. End by...

Simply saying, "God promises that everything will work out good" isn't the answer. Because as the family gazes into the casket, things don’t seem so good after all. What should we say to comfort those who are hurting?

We face a thousand choices every day...will we act with integrity, living transparently according to the will of God? Or will we do what’s best for us, hiding what we think or do behind a good-looking façade? Here's how to keep pursuing holiness,...

The process of becoming Foster parents came with a lot of fear and still I’m afraid of what saying “yes” to God’s plan for us to expand our family in a less traditional way could mean through the years. How do you know if that nagging fear is a...