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Writing in the very first year of the twentieth century, William Byron Forbush warned America that it faced a crisis he called "the boy problem." Forbush warned that a generation of young males, then still in boyhood, would soon enter the life of...

The "Emerging Church" has become a focus of intense evangelical interest, as the nascent movement has grown in both size and influence. While its eventual shape is not yet clear, we now know enough to draw some preliminary conclusions about the...

Will the family survive in postmodern America? That question presses upon us as forces in our society seem bent on undermining the family at every turn. Here are some steps toward recovery.

As principal of a classical school, Terrence Moore is in a good position to evaluate the character of America's boys and young men. What he sees should scare us all. We should rightly fear a future in which young men grow into physical maturity...

There seem to be two predominant schools of thought when it comes to how God is active in our spiritual lives, and the core of the difference is who is central in the story - us or Him.

Did you know God created the sun, moon, and starts for warnings and signals of "appointed times"? Learn some amazing "signals" in the skies pertaining to the return of Christ. Also today, gain awareness and strength for fighting Satan's lies from...

The transformation of Joseph Rojas, frontman and songwriter for Seventh Day Slumber, from former felon and drug addict to redeemed saint cannot be overstated. His miraculous conversion, a fairy tale-like story and the crux of the music, mission,...

Discover parallels between a guy named "Phibby" and the followers of Jesus. What can we learn about greed and covering up sin from King George and his yellow rubber ducky collection? Is there a progression of sin? Also, have you been persecuted...

Something doesn’t have to be perfect to help someone. Flawed yet sincere efforts placed out there in the world speak much louder than a perfect project that stays locked up in my head.

It was no accident that David had no one around to keep him accountable. Why should he? He was the king! But it was in that moment he made decisions that destroyed his life. So, how did a man after God’s own heart fall so far into sin?

What if we, as Christian people, reclaimed the essentially public nature of our faith? How might we invite another to explore the life-changing reality of the gospel for themselves? Here are three important steps.