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Imagine planning a mission trip for a group from your church, and you end up shipwrecked or in jail in some foreign country. Wouldn't you think something had gone horribly wrong?

Like a woman juggling 10 balls in the air, my belief that it was my job to fix things came tumbling down because fixing is not only tiresome (for you and others), but it also sets us up for failure.

Only God can take our mistakes and make something amazing. Only He can take our losses and turn them into wins. Only He can take our failures and bring victories.

C. S. Lewis once warned, “Don’t judge a man by where he is, because you don’t know how far he has come.”In a world of instant reactions and echo chambers, we need that perspective now more than ever. Giving people the room to make mistakes, learn...

I now see I wasn’t spiritually broken, I am just living in a broken body that needs help to stay alive and well. Here are some lessons I’ve learned about my faith and the need for antidepressants.

The article discusses the importance of embracing failure as a learning tool and not giving up on one's dreams and passions. It shares stories of eight individuals who, despite feeling weak and ready to quit, persevered and achieved great success....

Failure is not the end, but rather a stepping stone to success and growth. By embracing our failures and learning from them, we can discover new strengths, passions, and purposes that help us move forward in life.

Discover how your deepest failures can be transformed into your greatest successes, mirroring Peter's journey from denial to leadership. Learn how God intentionally uses imperfect people to build His church and empower you to do the same.

Embrace the reality that failure is an inevitable part of the human experience, freeing yourself from the paralyzing fear of making mistakes. Discover how acknowledging your imperfections can unlock the full power of God's grace in your life.

Ever felt like a screwed up hero? An entrepreneur with a bold dream in spite of all your flaws? You're not alone.

Never let your ego get so close to your career that your identity depends on your success. Who you are is not what you do.

Two recent film releases, "Oliver Twist" and "Serenity," cause us to conclude that nothing has changed. We are desperate for heaven on our own terms, but the persistence of sin gets in the way. The glimpses of redemption that we do see come not as...

The much-awaited "Windsor Report" was released in London on Monday, but the Anglican debate and division over the issue of homosexuality will not be resolved by this report and its recommendations. If anything, the report represents a massive...

The international community must do everything in its power to ensure that democracy takes hold in Iraq, Australian Prime Minister John Howard said Tuesday, adding that success or failure could affect not only the region but the entire world. ...

There are two issues at stake in the rise of bullying of the type that drove Phoebe Prince to hang herself that reveal the “moral quality” of the forthcoming society: the brutality of those doing the bullying and the “cowardice of noncompassion”...