10 Ideas: It's Easy Being Green Care for the environment takes our commitment to a godly legacy to a new level of responsibility and conscientiousness. by Janel Breitenstein America's Number One Problem Our nation suffers from a sickness in its soul. by Dennis Rainey Carry the Colors Your Christian single sisters are looking for single men to step out in leadership in areas such as purity, discernment, decisions, and godly conversation. Andrew Farmer Casualties of the Sexual Revolution Many adults today need to come to grips with their sexual past. by Dave Boehi Dealing With Past Sexual Abuse Bringing up the memories is the first step in fighting the battle. by Dr. Dan B. Allender From Abortion Provider to Pro-Life Advocate The amazing journey of Carol Everett. a FamilyLife Today Interview Gay Marriages … What's the Big Deal? A clear understanding of God's purposes for marriage helps us understand what's at stake if our culture redefines what He originally created. by Dennis Rainey and Bob Lepine How Firm Is Your Foundation? You may not understand why God allows you to experience sorrow or hardship, but you can cling to the truth of His Word. Dave Boehi How to Respond to Physical Abuse Five practical steps to take. by Dennis Rainey and Leslie Barner In Pixar Films, True Adventure Is Found in Relationships I’m glad that the folks at Pixar have their priorities clear. by Dave Boehi Reaching Out With Compassion As we interact with homosexuals, we need to balance truth with love and compassion. by Bob Lepine Remembering the Lessons of 9/11 Experiences like this have a way of stripping you bare and forcing you to focus on what's most important to you. Dave Boehi Responding to Troubled Times It’s time to be a man or woman of faith and not a grasshopper. by Dennis Rainey The “Homeless” Generation Join us in building a movement of HOMEBUILDERS—people who want to “Grab a tool ... Change a home ... Change the world!” by Dennis Rainey The Power of the Selfless Unemployed At a recent speaking engagement, I received a lesson far more profound than the one I was giving. Shaunti Feldhahn