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The King of Christmas & Herod When King Herod heard this he was disturbed, and all Jerusalem with him (Matthew 2:3). Have you noticed what is first in God's story of Christmas?

Just why are men so aggressive when it comes to driving? All the books on men tell us that it is because they are born to lead and made to race. The physical example of trying to "drive" our husbands finds its way into our homes and homeschools as...

fighting depression as a single mom

For the God-fearer, God's voice trumps all polls, politicians, studies, and sitcoms.

David and Bathsheba's story shows us that God always cares about the behavior and heart attitude of his children, so if we willfully sin, He often allows us to experience the consequences of our sin to draw out repentance and restoration.

When is a man interested? When he says so, and his actions back up his words. Anything less is at best merely friendly, and possibly even uncertain or inconsiderate. If he’s a noble man who’s made noble plans, one of his noble deeds is letting you...

Predicting which film will take home the most statuettes at the annual Academy Awards is a ritual for many of us. But before we do so, let’s consider this year’s nominees. Is there any message or common theme among the latest Oscar crop —...

Many are invited or called via the general call of the gospel, which is presented through the Bible, churches, missionaries, and any type of evangelism. Few are chosen means that, of those invited, only the elect (true followers of Jesus) will...

"I won't do it!" my child screamed after being asked to sit down and start the day's math assignment. "You will too!" I resolutely stated right back. "I will not!" And thereupon ensued an all-out fight of wills. This was the beginning of years of...

The emergent conversation, of which I consider myself a part, is difficult to pin down, which may be its purpose. The dialogue consists primarily of post-evangelicals (and a growing number of post-liberals) who have become dissatisfied with the...

Dominated spouses have one thing in common; they need a different life than the one they have been subjected to in their marriages.