Lee Nailling learned firsthand about adoption when his father put him and his two younger brothers on the orphan train from New York to Texas.
Lee Nailling learned firsthand about adoption when his father put him and his two younger brothers on the orphan train from New York to Texas.
We’ll do anything. That’s the prayer that Jennie Allen and her husband, Zac, told God.
Jennie had grown up in church. And by all accounts, she had everything going for her, including a strong walk with God.
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As we interact with the LGBTQ+ community, we need to balance truth with love and compassion.
FamilyLife is making a greater effort than ever before to encourage and equip people to become HomeBuilders.
Experiences like this have a way of stripping you bare and forcing you to focus on what’s most important to you.
Sometimes it takes a pivotal event to open your eyes to God’s truth about your life.
Ed and Lana Bethune talk about their realization that God’s will was more important than their own.
Rusty and Robin Eckstrom’s life appeared full, content, and apparently complete. But was it?
A dangerous encounter on a dark back street opened my eyes again.
The search for happiness based on our circumstances in life inevitably creates a restlessness and discontent in our souls.
My infertility reminded me of something we all need to learn: the source of true contentment and happiness.