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Jesus' offer for living water can extend into our personal relationships, wants, and needs. In a world that perpetuates the myth that we need someone to complete us, we can find wholeness and completeness in God alone.

While God forgives all we confess and forgets all he forgives, Satan does not. You may think you erased your sins from your spiritual “hard drive,” but he keeps them until a time he can use them most effectively against us.

To recover from disappointment or betrayal, try the following three things to bounce back.

Discover the powerful true story of how a Jewish rabbi and a Christian bishop stood together in faith—and saved 50,000 lives from Nazi death camps.

National Grief Awareness Day reminds us that avoiding sorrow only deepens the pain.

Chances are that the disillusionment and loneliness you feel stem from both of you taking your relationship for granted. Be intentional about nurturing your marriage. Spend more time together (away from the kids), indulge in shared interests,...

While Facebook is a great place to stay closely connected with your best friends and family members, I would encourage you to add in a ministry component to what you do online. Here's how...

As any homeschooling family knows, much of our children’s learning actually takes place outside of the home.

“One picture is worth a thousand words.” So goes the old proverb. While that adage may not always be true, it certainly highlights the power of visual communication.

The Rev. Richard Cizik of the National Association of Evangelicals has launched a family planning campaign to fight global warming.

Starring Jonah Hill, this bawdy comedy takes the premise of 1987’s Adventures in Babysitting and adds lots of raunch.

Becoming a Christian (or a believer in Jesus Christ) involves a heart decision and a prayer to God.

Bravo for a movie that reminds all of us that living our lives with purpose and examining our moral and ethical behavior in the choices we make, ultimately affects others around us. The Emperor's Club is brilliant!

Empowering our children to become brave isn’t necessarily intuitive. We may have grown up hearing “be safe” every time we headed out the door. How we can help our children become courageous and take the positive steps that help them move forward...

I realized recently that I have been living the last twenty years with a wildly inaccurate formula in my head regarding my needs. Thankfully, it’s simple. We only have one need: a relationship with God. 

Because when we are weak, then He is strong. And God’s strength causes mankind’s to pale. Under His wings, friend, we rest in safety. We’re wise to run to Him.

Even though our human ability to love is unreliable, God's love for us never varies. He loves us despite all our sins and flaws because He is God.