I couldn’t help but marvel this year that Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent, fell on Valentine’s Day. It felt to me like a clash of kingdoms: romance and repentance, . . .
Stewarding sexual desire is more than just a matter of waiting until marriage to have sex. Whether you are married or single, younger or older, in a life-long marriage or . . .
I’m certain of the right way to load a dishwasher. My wife isn’t. And this has been a recurring point of tension in our marriage. Recently, I was re-loading the . . .
What is the area of sin or temptation that is most tenacious in your life? What’s that problem area you can’t seem to change? We live in a consumer-driven culture, . . .
Women and men who have experienced sexual assault, abuse, and aggression have been finding their courage and coming forward to tell their stories. And people are listening. There’s such good . . .
Last week I wrote about the good that’s sweeping our country with the #metoo campaign. Truly, something good has begun and I want to see the momentum continue. But momentum . . .
Me Too. Two simple words are changing our society. The good is evident: Women (and men) who have long been silent are finding their voices, naming their abuse and their . . .
There was a time when it didn’t seem I could resist the urge to lust. The temptation to lust felt like a tidal wave overpowering all my resolve. Lust is . . .
I know what sin feels like in my body. I’ve experienced the momentary bliss of sexual sin. I know all too well the pleasure of indulging in too much food . . .
Aside from the flip, flip, flip of his thumb on the small screen in his hand and one moment of audible laughter that started as quickly as it stopped, the . . .