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The cultural conversation on gender identity issues requires more than good policy. It demands a gospel-centered response from the church.

But Christians must go one step further. We must do all things to the glory of God—including our use of technology.

I learned the hard way. Just because I was raised in the church and was a passionate follower of Christ, that didn’t mean that I was whole on the inside. The truth was, I was an emotional wreck.

No one who feels shame experiences true joy.

What do we do when life falls apart, when we reach our breaking point?

I don’t know what wounds you wear, but God does. He knows what you’re going through and He doesn’t disregard your cry for help.

As a culture, we detest being ugly. Countless hours and millions of dollars are spent on the pursuit of beaut every day. We fix our hair, choose clothing, purchase gym memberships, diet plans and more, just to attain a level of physical beauty. We...

When we endure difficult life circumstances, God feels unloving and cruel.

It takes tremendous courage to risk one’s life as a firefighter or a police officer. Jobbers-Miller did both.

A struggle with gratitude can arise from the rejection of the gospel by those we love. We can find that our joyful anticipation of heaven is tempered because those who reject Christ will enjoy no such paradise and will be sent to a real place...

This weekend is known as Palm Sunday weekend. So what? It’s a fair question. In our culture, the significance of sacred days and times has long been forgotten. We live our lives on the surface of frenetic activity, seldom adding depth to any given...

Perhaps the best advice anyone could give to young pastors is this: Get over yourself.

After Hawking died this week, I read his autobiography, My Brief History. His story is both fascinating and tragic, with enormous implications for our faith and culture today.

"Indifference in questions of importance is no amiable quality," observed the inimitable Samuel Johnson. Always given to eloquent understatement, Johnson understood the deadly danger of moral indifference. Sharing his concern, we should now ask:...

I think my experience reflects that of a great many Christian women. If you met me, you'd never guess I'm depressed. There are lots of moms just like me who go through their days with the veneer of having their act together while inside they know...