Marriage Requires Humility
Every day, the world bombards you with messages of power, independence, and control. Jesus tells you the opposite: Die to yourself.
Every day, the world bombards you with messages of power, independence, and control. Jesus tells you the opposite: Die to yourself.
Thirty years after his mother’s death, Rob Smith found an unusual way to honor her.
The key to powerful manhood is taking responsibility for the field assigned to you.
A parent can influence children to become who God created them to be—not by manipulation or force but by watering the seeds God has planted.
When I hear stories like this, I realize that the commandment to honor our parents is far more important, and far more powerful, than most of us realize.
Lynn Donovan and Dineen Miller, who both experienced a spiritual renewal after marrying outside the faith, coach moms on how be the spiritual leader in their homes.
My ancestors left me a godly heritage, and my passion is to pass that on to my own kids.
Reaffirming the truth of the gospel each day is the most important thing we can do to mature in our faith and to build a stronger marriage and healthier family.
It’s time for the church to call people back to God’s design for marriage.
Moving from loving yourself to loving others.
Pastor Francis Chan reminds believers about their need for the Holy Spirit and calls on the church to be conduits of the Holy Spirit’s power and love.
Brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick reminisce about their childhood and the often comical spats they had growing up, and still sometimes have today. They point to their faith in Christ as the glue that bonds them together.
It all begins with a foundation of God’s Word.
When we indicated we wanted to help other people grow in their faith and in their marriage the way we had, we had absolutely no idea of what God had in store for us.
Learning God’s principles for marriage the hard way.
You are God’s first responders, called to run in with help when your child is in danger because of burning desire or an attack of temptation.
When we scutilize our parenting priorities, we often find that, although we are followers of Christ, we are also products of a compelling Western mindset.