Emotionally and physically depleted author Susan Yates whispered “Help me, Lord,” and was surprised by the words God spoke to her heart. Her solution, she realized, was to get to know how big God was.
Emotionally and physically depleted author Susan Yates whispered “Help me, Lord,” and was surprised by the words God spoke to her heart. Her solution, she realized, was to get to know how big God was.
We can learn to live happily even if we are denied things we consider essential.
It is only as my view of Him increases that I will be more able to view my issues with a proper perspective.
Constructing “zones” or “hedges” around marriage can help protect against temptation and appearances of impropriety.
Kent Evans discusses the impact his friend’s father, John, had on him when he was young. Kent talks about the letter John wrote to him that influenced him to consider putting his faith in Christ.
Stepfamilies are hard no matter what your circumstances were before remarriage. Here are seven practical steps for healthy relationships.
If you don’t shape your children, with God’s help, the world will.
Your special needs stepfamily can find peace and stability with time and the right tools and perspective.
A list of things to pray for your husband
The day we celebrate Christ’s resurrection is the day we celebrate our own.
Too often in our prayers we ask God to ease our worries and satisfy our wants before adding “in Jesus’ name” as an obligatory spiritual seasoning.
I’m thankful for the incarnation. But without Christ’s death, resurrection, and ascension, Christmas would mean nothing.
We should be alert for the initial warning signs of unfaithfulness.
In the midst of my pain and self-centered complaining, I exhausted my husband and saddened God.
Rick Johnson, tells how he came to faith in Christ during his fathering years. Johnson explains how his parenting changed for the better once he understood the meaning of grace and forgiveness.
During this season of Advent, I’m reflecting on how our hope must rest in the fact that God is with us in the waiting.
Slow down and truly experience this special season centered around family, joy, giving, and most importantly—Jesus.
Listening to traditional Christmas hymns is one way to remind your children of the beautiful, gospel-centered purpose of Christmas.