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In my last commentary I wrote about the tragic death of Phoebe Prince, the 15-year-old Massachusetts girl who hanged herself after months of relentless and cruel bullying. In that article, I addressed the mass indifference to Phoebe’s persecution,...

Materialism is like drinking salt water: No matter how much you gulp, you're still thirsty.

Just in time for Christmas—and for President Barack Obama's newly announced strategy for the war in Afghanistan—comes Brothers, director Jim Sheridan's (In America) remake of a Danish drama about sibling and generational conflict among one...

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - After a second night of air attacks, a lone jet woke up Kabul early Tuesday with a single bomb dropped near the airport. Missiles streaked into the eastern edge of the capital minutes later.

Financial advisors who have Netflix in their clients’ portfolios have asked me if there is something they can do in response to the deplorable marketing of the film ‘Cuties’ by Netflix.

Can we live without loyalty? James Q. Wilson argues that the decline of marriage and loyalty now threatens to undermine our social cohesiveness and to produce a generation that cares little about loyalty and prizes freedom over character.

When marriage is marginalized, character suffers. James Q. Wilson, author of The Ties that Do Not Bind , asserts, "Of all of the relationships into which people enter, the family is the most important."

When I think about the wonder of Jesus I can't help but consider the price he paid for the sins I committed. He took the wage that I rightfully deserved so he could provide the gift of eternal life for me and for you. All your sin has been paid...

The last year had been wrought with blessing and struggle. We’d lost two houses, gained two babies, and quit one job in a few turns of the calendar, and we were fighting to make payments on this life we’d built together.

When we read about the Israelites worshiping the god Baal in 1 Kings 18, we tend to think of them developing a preference for wooden idol images. But the primary attraction to Baal wasn’t a pretty statue; it was an economic promise.

Growing in faith and time in the Word are synonymous, and yet why is it that we often find ourselves doing anything and everything but diving into our Bibles?