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How we view the sanctity of human life is foundational to the society we create.

It is far easier to face challenges if we trust that they are being used for a greater purpose. As New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman points out in his fascinating recent article, "America, China and a Crisis of Trust," this is a principle...

Not everyone has to know what you are facing, but someone does. Preferably someone able to offer you a lifeline. Don't be afraid to ask a friend to babysit so you can go to counseling, yoga, or the doctor. Let your partner know you love them but...

God is all powerful and all knowing. He is everywhere and His hand controls all things in heaven and on earth. But there are still a couple of things that, blessedly, God cannot or will not do. Let's take a look at some of the amazing things our...

Researchers say about 60 percent of us make resolutions each new year. That’s a remarkable figure. It’s higher than the percentage of Americans who vote in presidential elections or the percentage of Americans ages eighteen and older who are...

I am a believer in family devotions. So are most of you, I’m sure. But when I talk to other Christians, I find that this little family tradition is the source of a lot of regret and frustration

This week we’ve focused on ways to experience God’s victory over temptation, doubt, and discouragement. Let’s close by discussing the reality—and the consequent opportunity—of death.

The battle behind what we are reading about in the news takes specific prayer on our knees to fight.

Thankfully our children are so eager to forgive! Just when I think I’ve failed them one time too many, I realize that their love for me is not conditional.

As we get ready to celebrate you, mom, just remember as unseen as you may feel in the day-to-day, you matter. You are a person but also a destination, feeling, example, and so much more for your kids.

Free yourself from the bondage of living life in your own strength.

Western society is currently experiencing what can only be described as a moral revolution.

Abigail was kind, beautiful, and intelligent. Her husband was not.

Boys are often taught to ignore their emotions and not cry or be too aggressive when angry. Emotions are part of reactions, even in being courageous. A gut feeling can motivate a boy to help. Ask a boy how they really feel and listen when they...

I know firsthand depression and parenting are a hard combination. Thankfully, I also know that by God’s grace you can recover and find joy again.

It’s a familiar formula for movie and TV plots: the hugely successful, workaholic husband and dad is a failure at home. His wife feels like he’s a stranger, and his kids resent him. The man’s life is crumbling around him, even while his career is...