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The Book of Acts tells how the early church spread of the message of Jesus. Christ followers were so excited about their faith that this movement could not be contained. In contrast, many teens today often fear sharing their faith. Given this, how...

Get your bookmarks ready- here are 22 books you NEED to have on your 2016 reading list this summer, including books in Christian Living, Marriage, Parenting, Fiction and Devotional categories.

Idols from the past—voices (opinions of a bully or a teacher), people, expectations—can haunt us and make the daily grind of life a far bitterer grind. They breed resentment, bitterness or a sense of imprisonment.

It happened again. The story circulated of a seemingly good man, without moral failure, resigning from a fast-growing church because he couldn’t handle the emotional collateral. What makes ministry so emotionally hazardous? That’s easy. It all...

Though complete and utter unity in the church will only be realized in heaven, there are goals to strive for while we are here on this earth. By breaking down walls and sharing burdens the church can continue healing.

Experiencing depression does not make anyone less of a Christian. Men of the Bible like Moses and Elijah were so grieved they asked God to let them die.

Depending on a number of factors, growing a small church is one of the more doable things pastors can achieve.

Regardless of the different parenting approaches I read in books and blogs, or the advice handed out to me in church or the grocery store, there is one simple principle I always return to: affection. Affection can be inserted into almost every...

Viewers of "The Congregation," recently broadcast nationwide on PBS, were promised an unprecedented look into the life of a mainstream Protestant congregation. While the view was certainly unprecedented, the picture was hardly mainstream. When...

Gilbert Meilander is one of the most intelligent and influential bioethicists of our age, and it is reassuring to know that he is a member of the President's Council on Bioethics. In a recent article entitled "Bioethics and the Character of Human...

Our nation's political rhetoric is filled with references to unity and national cohesiveness. Nevertheless, this unity is often more superficial than substantial, and talk of national unity wears thin when the culture appears to be ripping apart...

First, an admission--I am an unapologetic Anglophile. I love British history, celebrate our common roots, and would live in England if I could not live in America. Similarly, I am conservative enough to admit that I am sometimes given to romantic...