Faking Faith … for 18 Years

Jessica Thompson learned that being a good kid doesn’t equal being a Christian.

Regardless of the tremendous blessings in my life, I wanted what the world had to offer.

The irony of this film is that it leaves out Louie Zamperini’s experiences after World War II—when he became a broken man.

Real happiness comes when I’m willing to humble myself and do what He wills with my life.

When these issues dominate my thoughts, I succumb to selfishness and fear.

While your kids may know more than you about technology, they need your wisdom and guidance.

A college student examines the impact of the shows today’s youth are watching on YouTube.

We need your help to spread the new film’s message about godly parenting.

No matter how tech savvy you are as a parent, your kids will always know more. Here are some ideas on how to engage with them.

The movie centers on the joys and trials of parenting and the power of family to shape the next generation.

Answer these questions with honesty, humility, and dependence on God’s power.

Easter should be much more joyous than Christmas because of what Christ did for us on the cross.

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Here are a few Bibles and works of Christian literature that my family enjoys reading together.

If toddlers can memorize favorite songs and stories, why not help them learn the Word of God?

What does a storm teach a child about God?

“Must I really have to see it to believe it?”