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A reader struggles with Jesus' words: "whoever marries the divorced woman commits adultery." Read more in He Said, She Said.

Belief is not just about seeing what God does and agreeing; it’s a heart condition.

God created us and knows what we need. Just as He knows what the flower needs for nutrition, for duplication, for a long-life, He surely knows everything we need.

This has to be one of the biggest and most asked questions in my ministry.

Do you have a healthy fear of God? Or are you always looking over your shoulder, awaiting a lightning bolt?

Sometimes the battles faced by singles are unique, and all of them are rough. Check out what this long-time single has to say.

Estranged relationships (marred by sin, betrayal, abuse, and abandonment) will keep us in the past and affect all future relationships.

Isn't this the season that we are supposed to be jolly? Happy? Joyful? How can we combat loneliness and stress?

Yes, being patient does mean waiting. But the difference - as a Christian, as a follower of Christ - is the attitude that goes with it.

Singles minister Kris Swiatocho talks about "Friendationships" (undefined, intimate relationships) from a biblical perspective.

“What do you love about being single and what do you hate?” It’s my new question that I’ve been asking singles this month.

At a recent speaking engagement, a new question came up. “So, why are YOU single?” I had never really thought of that question before.

Is there a difference between doubting God and questioning God? What does that look like in my life?

Lust is self-focused; love is other-focused. What else signals the difference between lust and love?

What's the fine line between loneliness and being alone? Should we as Christians fall into loneliness, despair, and hopelessness?

Worrying is a state of mind where you are anxious about something. Concern can look like worry. But how are they different?

How do you know when it's OK to be angry? Is all anger unrighteous? Can I be angry in a righteous way?

We have a way of getting into people’s business and calling it concern. We want to hold them accountable... but end up judging them.

We can always list things which would increase our happiness...but what's the difference between happiness and joy?

"My pastor drives me crazy!" Is it gossip? Is it venting? Is there a difference?