We never went back. No explanation was necessary.

I am concerned that by preserving my marriage I am compromising myself and risking my emotional, mental, and physical health.

I dearly love the Reformed doctrine of God’s grace.

Do some methods cause us to multitask too many things? Do some of the things churches do during communion, such playing music, make it hard for us to meditate?

It might seem strange that an Orthodox Jewish rabbi would side with a Christian adoption agency that refused to accommodate a Jewish couple. But I do.

God is at work wherever the Spirit has placed us, and we are sent to remain.

I arrived at my Life Group early and had a few minutes to continue pondering what made small groups so important, and I soon began to realize something.

Skepticism regarding human nature is certainly warranted, and even wise.

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She told the audience about how her ethnic group suffered vicious attacks that left about 400 dead and displaced thousands in her community.

Science is very good at some things, but it is limited.

His net starts to break under the weight of the madly squirming fish. Are his blessings about to become curses?

I might not understand why God allows crisis and upheaval, but I trust the promise that “in all things God works for the good of those who love him.

Lichen is a combination of an alga and a fungus that work together to grow and thrive.

At times I felt like living the believer’s life was like carrying a huge piano on my back.

The act of sharing meals with each other is a tangible representation of God’s abundance and generosity.

Two thousand years ago, on the island of Patmos, the apostle John had a vision of the greatest comeback of all time.

The Pharisees complained about Jesus eating with “tax collectors and sinners.”

It’s been more than a year since artificial intelligence—especially generative artificial intelligence—took over technology news.

With those four words, my son sent me on a journey of self-reflection.

As my pedals whir, I listen. Do I hear the trees groaning? Is that a heavy sigh on the wind? If it’s groaning I hear, I can relate.

A friend with a serious illness recovered quickly. He believes that God miraculously healed him. Medical websites say some people with that illness naturally recover quickly. Should I tell him?

One of the things I love about music is that it affects us more at the heart level. Music tends to make us feel.