by Lisa Anderson on 02/17/2012
Speaking truth winsomely, plus part one of an insider's look at the White House with Tim Goeglein, and a question about taking a grace-filled stand against same-sex marriage. Read more.
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 Glenn Stanton on 02/10/2012
There are a number of factors social scientists consistently find that are regularly associated with increased risk of divorce for a couple. It is important that couples, before they decide to marry, be aware of the factors associated with greater risk of divorce. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 02/06/2012
Being ready for marriage is about having realistic expectations, understanding what marriage is all about and knowing that you are able to honor your marriage vows to this particular person. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 01/19/2012
The latest pro-life news, plus one woman's abortion story, and a question about relationship doubts and second thoughts. Read more.
by Denise Morris on 01/09/2012
I live a very "Christiany" life. So how can I make an effort to love and serve and interact with those who are poor, needy and spiritually bankrupt? Read more.
by Denise Morris on 01/03/2012
I finally have time to read some fiction! I need recommendations and your thoughts on guidelines for what you will or won't read. Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 12/26/2011
They knew Jesus had come, but then they had to watch and listen from afar for 30 years before Jesus' ministry formally began. Did they wonder what was taking so long? 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 Andrew Hess on 12/19/2011
One significant way we can love and serve our fellow citizens is by getting involved politically at some level. 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 Denise Morris on 12/05/2011
A follow-up to my last post about how God doesn't owe me a spouse. So, how do we not grow weary in doing good, even when we don't get what we want? Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 11/29/2011
The most powerful thing about my relationship with God is what comes to mind when He thinks about me, what He thinks about each one of us. Read more.
by Nathan Zacharias on 11/22/2011
Some say you're not a complete person without the gift of marriage, as if being single is akin to wearing a Scarlet S. If you're reading this and not married, is that how you feel? Read more.
by Emma Rudd on 11/11/2011
After a month, my opinion about online dating itself hasn’t changed much. However, there have been other areas of my life that have been affected by the journey thus far. 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 Lisa Anderson on 09/29/2011
Entertainment's effect on our worldview, plus Ben Davies from the movie "Courageous" and a question about making a dating relationship an idol. Read more.
by Glenn Stanton on 09/22/2011
If couples want to dramatically boost their likelihood of divorcing once married, few things so widely practiced will ensure that than cohabiting. This is just the opposite of what most believe. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 09/01/2011
Standing strong in a storm of competing worldviews, plus a question on when to speak truth on a potentially divisive topic. 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 Lisa Anderson on 08/25/2011
Life in the working world, plus an exploration of “calling” and a question about maximizing your gifts in marriage Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 08/18/2011
Lessons learned in college, plus Alex Chediak’s inside scoop on the university experience and a question about maintaining an unshakeable worldview. 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 Glenn Stanton on 07/08/2011
Nels and I grew up getting in our share of troubles, skateboarding and surfing far too many times in restricted areas – and thus regular run-ins with the law – playing pranks on citizens of our neighborhood that might or might not have destroyed valuable property of said citizens. Read more.
by Megan Panarusky on 06/24/2011
When we feel like we don't belong, it can help to dream of and focus on the place we do belong: in heaven with our Maker. Read more.
by Megan Panarusky on 06/17/2011
Exercise may not seem so burdensome when we view it as a way to prepare ourselves physically to serve God instead of a way to make ourselves more attractive. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 06/09/2011
A discussion of life’s milestones, plus an interview with H.B. London and a question about marriage readiness Read more.
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