I was at the mall this weekend, and I was reminded: I hate the mall. Which is why I need Jesus. It’s not the parking, not the consumerism, and not . . .
In the past decade, a growing number of Christians have been coming to the conclusion that the Bible either affirms same-sex unions or that it is unclear on the matter. . . .
When battling sin or addiction, especially sexual sin, we often feel the pressure to change everything all at once. We have to completely give up that particular sin and rededicate . . .
What do you do when God doesn’t seem to be showing up in the ways you need Him? When you continue to struggle and it seems to go on and . . .
Have you been trying to apply spiritual disciplines to work your way out of a sinful habit? I know so many people who dive headlong into doing Christian things in . . .
Confession is an amazing gift given to us by God, particularly because of the healing we experience through it. We’re especially blessed by the simplicity of confession: just come to . . .
In one of my favorite books, The Critical Journey, the authors talk about stages of faith. One stage, the wall, is a significant part of our spiritual transformation. People who . . .
I have deep admiration and respect for those who commit to religious community. There is an order and flow found in a monastery or convent, which is distinct from the . . .
My sons introduced me to Volkswagens. The car I have driven for over four years was old and had 226,000 miles when I purchased it. Today, it is about to . . .
Words in every language evolve and change. A word used a few years ago can now have a different meaning or nuance, which sometimes raises challenges when writing or speaking. . . .