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  4 Reasons You Aren’t Ready For a Relationship You’re single. The novelty of a bachelor/bachelorette lifestyle wore off long ago, and you’re ready to meet someone and settle down. Ryan Duncan Jun 24, 2014
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  How Can I be Happy? Are you happy? How would you know? Alex Crain Jun 18, 2014
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  5 Ways to Pray When You're Too Stressed to Know How Stressed out? Here are 5 ways to pray and receive the love and comfort during the times you need it most. Bonnie Gray Jun 18, 2014
• Idea and Ideal I know that many, if not most, Christians have become disillusioned with the church. But it is an institution, and needs to be. Dr. James Emery White Jun 18, 2014
• 9 Tips for Parenting Troubled Teens No Christian parent plans to have a troubled teenager. But there is hope for those who do. John UpChurch Jun 18, 2014
• Cool Kids Don't Stay Cool in Later Life A new study suggests that once popular kids in middle school are at greater risk for relationship and drug problems in adulthood. Jim Liebelt Jun 18, 2014
• When Did Christians Get So Mean? Few things embolden us to say unkind things more than a computer keyboard. They come out so fast their fingers can barely keep up. Debbie Holloway Jun 11, 2014
• How Will Your Church Adjust to Gay Couples? Have you thought about it? You better, because it's a question your church will face, sooner or later... Regis Nicoll Jun 11, 2014
• The Transgender Tipping Point Mainstream acceptance of homosexuality and the legalization of gay marriage virtually demand the acceptance of almost any other lifestyle. And first in line is the “T” in LGBT. Dr. James Emery White Jun 11, 2014
• How to Be the Worst Dad Ever Leah's Pain, Laban's Abuse Julie Barrier Jun 11, 2014
• The American Church Has a Choice to Make Ed Stetzer, president of LifeWay Research, has been consistently coming out with interesting and relevant perspectives on the Christian faith, the general culture and the interaction between the two. I... Jim Daly Jun 11, 2014
• The Church in America Isn't Dying, It's Changing The knee-jerk “change or die” reactions seem to have dominated the how-should-we-do-church conversation. Stetzer’s analysis offers a seasoned, nuanced, and biblical response to the shifting currents in... Alex Crain Jun 04, 2014