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The world is watching with horror as Islamic State jihadists in Iraq crucify Christians, behead children, and bury victims alive. As Iraq slides into chaos, what can we do?

Something is shifting in me. Despite the bubble-world I’ve tried to wrap around them during their entire upbringing, I now wish I could go back in time and whisper to them along the way, “Go do anything.”

I am thankful today for believers in Ferguson and around the world who are praying for peace—not just the absence of conflict but the presence of righteousness.

Today the Supreme Court decides whether to decide on same-sex marriage. If it seems to you that our culture is changing dramatically and rapidly, you're right.

While it is OK to deal with my feelings, I must remember that it is not my children’s responsibility to know my every thought and sadness.

Do you remember fifteen years ago? Where were you in life? What were you doing? Who were you with? What did you love?

It’s almost as if women who embrace traditional domestic vocations are viewed as second-class citizens by their “enlightened” feminist counterparts.

Success is defined differently in each of our eyes. But I’ve seen a beautiful rhythm to life for those who have learned to understand the power of pressing pause.

So they hurried off and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby (Luke 2:16). I wonder if the participants in the original Christmas story ever dreamed that celebrating Christ's birth would become so hassled and hurried.

The Book of Judges plays a really pivotal role in the story of the Bible because it moves the reader in the narrative from the conquest of the Promised Land, which happened under Joshua, to the Books of Samuel, where you begin to see King David...

Instead of considering limiting their interactions and instead of just praying that my child’s faith be untouched by this situation, I’m going to pray that my child become an influence of light on this friend.

At 14, my son is already done being mine. I am having to say goodbye to my son who is still living in my home.