by Adam R. Holz on 02/13/2012
Two big-picture questions illuminate why Christians see the purpose and place of sex in such a different way than our mainstream culture does. Read more.
by Nathan Pyle on 12/21/2011
End Times predictions are rampant as we approach 2012, as are many other fearful predictions. But neither are new. Read more.
by Adam R. Holz on 12/20/2011
A new report indicates that marriage is less common than ever in America. What are the implications for Christians when it comes to this significant trend? Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 12/16/2011
What does Zach's testimony really contribute to the very important debate our nation is having over what constitutes marriage and family? Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 11/02/2011
People were brought in and told to electrocute a person sitting in the chair. Since the person in authority told them to do it, they did. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 08/26/2011
When you read stories like those that appeared Thursday, indicating a linkage between high divorce rates and the Bible Belt folks, realize that as usual, there is more to the story than headlines would have you believe. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 08/11/2011
He wanted to be a father, but things being what they were, had no ready access to eggs or a womb. Sabrina wanted badly to be a mother, but she faced a shortage of male baby juice. What to do, what to do? Read more.
by Matt Kaufman on 07/12/2011
"Practically speaking," the reader wanted to know, "how can/should we fight back on this issue as Christians?" Since he asked... Read more.
by Martha Krienke on 05/26/2011
Help for fighting spiritual battles, plus an interview with Gary Smalley and Ted Cunningham about conflict in relationships and a question about Christ’s return. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 05/25/2011
The desire to be truly genderless is a very recent ideological construction, for if left to nature’s course, no individual or society becomes androgynous. Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 05/02/2011
While the theology of some of our founding fathers can be discussed and debated, one thing is clear – they believed in the importance of lifting our eyes to the One to whom we are dependant on as a country and as His creation. Read more.
by Nathan Pyle on 04/29/2011
When I woke up to pictures of the devastation in the South and a minute later was fuming over spoiled milk in my fridge and how I'd have to skip breakfast, I had to wonder which side held the edge. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 04/26/2011
If I could give Kate a small bit of advice, it would be to consider her father-in-law-to-be's two marriages and note who he wears a ring for and who he didn't. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 04/13/2011
Like water is to the human body, marriage is to human culture. God created both and He made it so that they are essential to human thriving. Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 04/08/2011
The world’s largest economy has been operating without a clearly approved plan since October. I’m no economist, but that doesn’t seem like a great idea. Read more.
by Martha Krienke on 03/24/2011
Am I the only person surprised about how much media coverage the royal wedding is receiving despite it being over a month away? Read more.
by Dawn McBane on 03/17/2011
After a few very frustrating days dealing with doctors and health care providers, I was once again reminded of the importance of having good health care. Read more.
by Martha Krienke on 02/17/2011
The ins and outs of celebrity crushes, plus tips for changing our culture and a question about helping men step into leadership Read more.
by Matthew John on 02/10/2011
I'm grateful that God is breaking me of the need to depend on a job or career for emotional stability and a sense of significance. Read more.
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