It sounded plausible at the time. “Hey honey, why don’t I just take the boys over there and get them a treat, while you’re checking …

How should a Christian react to all of the bad news in this world? Here are a few thoughts that might help us read the news in a redemptive way.

How many times have you heard the story? A kid has a bright idea, drops out of college, and starts a business borrowing on credit …

Meet the Mormons is a documentary that chronicles the lives of six extraordinary members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. The film …

There are moments when joy comes easy. Or so it seems. Perhaps a simple pleasure brings joyful reflection: a warm fall evening with the family, …

Jones, Paul S. What is Worship Music? Phillipsburg, NJ: P&R, 2010. At only 48 pages long and a price of only $4, this book is …

God is the great Creative. His designs are dazzling, yet functional; subtle, yet bold; durable, yet delicate. From the resplendent grandeur of a mountain sunrise, …

It’s bigger. A lot bigger. A full 5 1/2 inches of polished glass on top of silicon. And it’s so, so much cooler. Because it’s …

Esther Talbert cared for her mother-in-law through Alzheimer’s stretching out well over a decade. Here are just a few of her meditations and lessons learned: The subheading …

Had I just committed the unpardonable parenting crime? I had finished a conversation with my four-year-old daughter: “We are all sinners,” I looked her straight in the eyes as I continued, “And sin always hurts. It hurts us because we deserve to be punished in hell for it.” I had just told my daughter she was a sinner, condemned by God. Had I cruelly set time-bombs of depression and despair in her little heart by teaching her the doctrine of original sin?