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One Scandinavian country’s treatment of the vulnerable is a barometer for where the rest of the world is headed.

When abortion advocates complain about a policy morning, noon, and night—that’s a win!

Families and communities are real work and, through them, God works on us, in us, and through us. What if the ordinary tasks of life together are the front lines of the kingdom of God? What if it’s in the context of our daily relationships,...

Today’s topic is one that generates as much vein bulging controversy in the church as picking the right kind of worship music or the correct bible translation. Yes, we Christians can mount a full out expedition on any kind of molehill. But today’s...

Social media can distract and divide our hearts to the point we forget that our goal is not to win arguments but to win the lost.

A recent story in New York Magazine asked readers how many bones they would be willing to break in order to attain intimacy—or something to that effect.

The book The Future of Christian Marriage features interviews with numerous Christian young people from seven countries. By being both forward-looking and firmly planted in history, Texas sociologist Mark Regnerus traces how marriage went...

Passover is the most anticipated of all Jewish holidays, and also one of the busiest times of year in Israel.

Despite how much has changed and how much more chaotic the headlines might be today, the core truth is that a posture of gratitude is one that recognizes Whose world this actually is.